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DESIGN IDEA: A BRIGHT IDEA IN KITCHEN LIGHTING!

January 16, 2013
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modern kitchen with dark wood cabinets and counter

I like this lighting look in this modern kitchen. Dark wood cabinets and counters, counter to ceiling white subway tile backsplash, and simple bulb suspension pendant lights dangling from a metal bar that is mounted onto the ceiling.

To me, these simple Edison like bulbs in different shapes and sizes work both in form and function. They look good and they provide sufficient lighting over the kitchen sink work space…makes cooking and cleaning up a little more stylish I think.

A do it yourself (DIY) horizontal bulb light fixture of sorts.

Good idea…and good looking. Simple, clean, modern and a bit of a design surprise.

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2 Modern – &Tradition Bulb Pendant Light – $175 (above)
pendant lights over a sink with dark wood cabinets and counter
single pendant light
cb2 – Utility Graphite Pendant Lamp – $39.95 (Steel with hi gloss graphite powdercoat finish. 60W filament bulb)(above)
three pendant lights that are all different shapes
A+R Store – Form Pendant Lights – $120  for 3  (Mouth-blown glass forms. Opaque white. Halogen)(above)

What do you think of this DESIGN IDEA?  Like or dislike.  Clearly I like.

Happy Wednesday!

xo
Coco

Photos: Skona Hem

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4 responses to “DESIGN IDEA: A BRIGHT IDEA IN KITCHEN LIGHTING!”

  1. Joan Troyer says:
    January 16, 2013 at 10:20 PM

    I like the lighting in the kitchen. SO old school.

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  2. Nancie Bee says:
    January 17, 2013 at 9:57 AM

    Love.

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  3. StyleFia says:
    January 17, 2013 at 1:05 PM

    I love that you use Swedish pics :-).

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  4. ID by Gwen says:
    January 17, 2013 at 3:07 PM

    I love the look and would definitely be willing to incorporate this idea in my designs. This is actually a popular lighting trend here in the Seattle area! However, I have always questioned how is the illumination on a daily basis. Is it too bright?
    Anyone has an opinion on this?

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