Iluminación de cocina

Every kitchen is unique, reflecting personal preferences and functionalities. Consider the size and layout of your space, and then explore options from kitchen ceiling lighting for broader illumination to hanging lights for more intimate and focused lighting. Our expansive range promises to provide the perfect solution for all your kitchen lighting needs.

3000–3500K gives a crisp but home-friendly feel and keeps food colors true. Use the same CCT across fixtures for consistency.

Typically 30–36 in above the countertop; adjust for shade size and sightlines across the room.

Yes, pendant lights should generally be centered over a kitchen island. This ensures even lighting distribution across the island's surface, which is crucial for tasks like cooking or meal preparation. Centering also maintains visual balance and symmetry in the kitchen's overall design. It's important to consider the size and number of pendants in relation to the island's size to achieve a harmonious look. For longer islands, multiple pendants may be needed, spaced evenly for both functional and aesthetic purposes.

Two medium pendants or three smaller ones work well. Keep about 24–30 in between centers and leave 6–12 in at each end.

Plan a bright base level for general visibility, then add focused task light on counters and sinks. Dimmers help you dial it down for dining.

Most areas don’t, but near sinks or humid zones a damp-rated fixture can be a smart choice. Always check product specs.

Match the driver type (TRIAC/ELV/0–10V) listed on the fixture to a compatible wall control for smooth, flicker-free dimming.

Yes, if scale and clearance are right. For long islands, a linear pendant or compact island chandelier keeps sightlines clean.

Linear chandeliers or grouped pendants work well over islands. Choose fixtures that span half to two-thirds of your island's width and hang 30-36 inches above the counter for proper illumination and clearance.

Install under-cabinet strips or puck lights that shine directly onto countertops. LED options in 3000-4000K provide clear visibility without harsh glare, making chopping and measuring easier and safer.

Yes, mixing styles works when you maintain consistent finish colors or design elements. Pair a statement chandelier with simpler recessed lights, or coordinate metal finishes across pendant and ceiling fixtures for cohesion.

Warm light (3000K) creates a cozy, inviting feel ideal for dining areas. Cool light (4000-6000K) offers crisp, bright visibility better suited for detailed cooking tasks. Dimmable fixtures let you adjust as needed.

Most kitchens benefit from three to four light layers: overhead ceiling fixtures for general brightness, island or table pendants, under-cabinet task strips, and optional accent lights for visual interest and complete coverage