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Count on three light sources: a ceiling fixture or a diffuser for the whole room, a directed source over the worktop and the island, then a softer point above the dining corner. This selection of kitchen lights brings together table lamps and one adjustable recessed spotlight, in metal, glass, fabric or wood, all rated IP20 for indoor use.
- Which light fitting for which zone
- Chandelier or pendant above the table
- Ceiling light and general lighting
- Worktop and island
- Matching a modern kitchen decor
- Wiring, sockets and dimmer
- Installation and care
- Budget and warranty
- Frequently asked questions
Which kitchen light should you choose for each zone?
A kitchen light is chosen zone by zone: a ceiling light for general lighting, a directed source over the worktop and the island, a softer point above the dining corner. In this selection, table lamps and one adjustable recessed spotlight combine to cover these three uses, all rated IP20.
| Zone to light | Suitable light fitting | What it brings | References from the collection |
|---|---|---|---|
| Worktop | Adjustable recessed spotlight or lamp with adjustable spots | Light directed onto the chopping area | GU10 socket, 10W, IP20 |
| Central island | Raised table lamp or adjustable light point | Lights the surface without casting a shadow | Mostly E27 socket, LED technology |
| Dining corner | Light chandelier or pendant | Downward light onto the table | Ball or tube shapes, gold and black finishes |
| Ceiling, general lighting | Diffusing ceiling light | Even light across the room | IP20, warm white 2700-3500K or cool white 4500-6500K |
| Kitchen open to the living room | Two distinct moods | Visually separate the zones | Dimmer possible on some models |
| WC and small spaces | Compact light fitting | Targeted lighting that is easy to clean | E14 or G9 socket, IP20 |
Lighting for an open kitchen: how to spread light between zones
In an open kitchen, the ceiling light alone is rarely enough: it throws your shadow onto the worktop as soon as you lean forward. Add a directed source in front of you, then a lower point above the table. Our range of designer light fittings brings together models that stand, mount or recess depending on the layout. For dining, the table lamps designed for the living room fit in naturally with their discreet ball or tube shapes.
LED kitchen lighting: what colour temperature changes
An LED bulb is chosen first by its tint. Warm white, between 2700 and 3500 K, gives light close to halogen, pleasant above a table and late in the evening. Cool white, between 4500 and 6500 K, makes details sharper on a worktop but hardens a living space. In a kitchen, a warm white around 3000 K remains the safest compromise. The designer LED lamps gather the shop's LED technology models.
Kitchen chandelier or kitchen pendant: what to choose above the table?
Above a table, the kitchen chandelier and the kitchen pendant play the same role: bringing the light as close as possible to the surface. The chandelier spreads light over several points, the pendant concentrates it. A model with simple lines, in metal, glass or brass, matches most modern kitchens.
Large chandelier for a high ceiling: how to hang and proportion it
A high ceiling lets light get lost before it reaches the table. A chandelier with several light points, or a long pendant, fills the space better than a small model. The goal is not to bring the fitting down to head height: keep the bottom of the shade high enough that nobody bumps into it when standing up. The exact positioning and fixing to the support are confirmed with an electrician, who also checks the type of ceiling. Above a round table, a multi-point model balances better than a single pendant.
Italian design kitchen pendant: how to recognise the style
This style is read in the lines, not the label: simple shapes, ball or tube, fine materials in metal, glass or brass, and few ornaments. The ball and tube models in the collection come closest, and their slim silhouette matches a pale worktop. The gold and black finishes gather the pieces in that spirit. For softer light, the Nordic inspiration and the linen shades soften the result without changing the structure of the fitting.
Which kitchen ceiling light for general lighting?
A kitchen ceiling light illuminates the whole room and avoids dark areas between the units. In this selection, the table lamps and the adjustable recessed spotlight complete it: they bring the directed light the ceiling lacks. The whole collection is IP20, so intended for indoor use.
Toilet light fitting: the same criteria, more compact
The criteria stay the same, with less space: a compact fitting, easy to clean and suited to a small room. An E14 or G9 socket, or an integrated LED, limits the size of the fitting. Metal or glass finishes wipe clean with a cloth, which matters in a washroom. We stay with an indoor fitting, never in an area directly exposed to splashes: IP20 does not protect against water.
Ceiling kitchen lamp: shapes and bulk according to room height
The shape is chosen according to the height available. Under a low ceiling, a flat model, round or square, goes unnoticed. Under a high ceiling, a larger ball or tube fills the space without overloading it. The collection covers these silhouettes, in white for a bright kitchen as well as in dark tones. A diffusing ceiling light acts as a base: it does not replace worktop lighting.
How to light the worktop and island without casting a shadow?
To light a worktop or an island without casting a shadow, the light must come from several points and be adjustable. The adjustable recessed spotlight in brushed aluminium, GU10 socket and 10W, and the lamps with adjustable spots meet this need, in an open kitchen as well as a closed one.
Ceiling kitchen lamp or adjustable spotlight: which to choose
The choice depends on the clearance available and whether recessing is possible. A spotlight blends into the ceiling and leaves the view clear: the Jadeon adjustable recessed spotlight, in brushed aluminium, is adjusted to aim at the chopping area rather than the wall. A lamp with several spots stands or mounts where recessing is not possible, such as the Jorvella lamp with four adjustable spots, in black and gold metal. In both cases, adjustment is what removes the shadow.
Lighting for an open kitchen: where to place the points above the island
Place the points above the surface, never behind you: two or three spread sources are better than one powerful source in the centre. Above an island, aim at the work surface and not the room, with a beam wide enough to cover it. The adjustable lamps for targeting light settle this precise point. For the rest of the room, a table lamp on a tall unit links with the living area; the desk table lamps apply the same principle of adjustment in another use.
How to match your lamps with a modern kitchen decor?
In a modern kitchen decor, the lamp stays discreet: ball or tube shapes, fine metal, gold, black or white finishes. It can also become the point that warms the room, in fabric, wood or crystal. The simplest approach is to pick up the finish of the handles or the tapware.
Modern kitchen lamp: ball, tube or oval, how to decide
The shape decides the presence of the fitting. The ball diffuses in all directions and suits above a table as well as over a clear surface. The tube lengthens the silhouette and dresses a narrow dining corner. The oval fills a large table without towering over it. In a kitchen, a simple design ages better than a busy shape, and the modern style for the living space also works on the kitchen side when the two spaces connect.
Gold, black, brushed metal: which finish for which room and light
The finish is chosen with the light already present. Gold and brass warm up a white or grey kitchen. Black marks the silhouette and matches dark splashbacks, and the metal lamps give that graphic result. Silver and brushed aluminium go unnoticed when the fitting should not be the subject. To add sparkle without changing style, the crystal lamps throw reflections onto a pale surface, while a warm material such as the Safira animal wooden lamp softens a very white kitchen.
How to wire several lamps to a single electrical supply?
Wiring several lamps to a single supply depends on the existing circuit and must be confirmed by an electrician: they are the one who checks the cable cross-section and the protection. On the fitting side, all the models in this selection are IP20, for indoor use, and some accept a dimmer.
| Socket | Where it is most useful | What it involves |
|---|---|---|
| E27 | Ceiling lights, table lamps, chandeliers | Wide bulb choice, LED possible |
| GU10 | Adjustable recessed spotlight | Beam directed onto the worktop |
| E14 | Small light fittings, compact rooms | Reduced bulb format |
| G9 | Small lamps | Compact bulb, pin socket |
| Integrated LED | Fittings with no bulb to change | Tint fixed at manufacture |
E27, GU10, E14 or G9 socket: which bulb to choose
The socket determines the bulb, and therefore the use. The E27, the majority in the selection, leaves a wide choice of bulbs and fits a ceiling light as well as a chandelier. The GU10 equips adjustable spotlights and projects a beam directed onto the worktop. The E14 and G9 suit small light fittings. An integrated LED does without a bulb, but fixes the tint at manufacture: to be checked before buying.
Dimmer: on which models in the selection
Only some models accept a dimmer. It is useful in a kitchen: bright light during preparation, softer at mealtime. The dimmer is chosen compatible with the bulb fitted in the light, otherwise flickering can appear. Some pieces combine a dimmer and an induction charger, such as the model with induction charger and round base.
How to install and care for a kitchen lamp?
Installation comes down to standing, mounting or recessing the fitting depending on its type, then fitting the bulb of the matching socket. Care follows the material: soft cloth for metal and iron, dry dusting for fabric, glass cleaner for glass and crystal.
IP20 rating: what it allows in a kitchen
IP20 indicates a fitting protected against contact and solid objects, not against water. In a kitchen, that means: away from the sink, the hob and splashes. No model in the collection goes lower, so none is placed in a directly wet area. For a washroom, the fitting stays outside the splash zones; closest to the shower, a different protection rating is needed.
Cleaning a fabric, glass or metal shade
The method depends on the material. Metal and iron: soft, dry cloth, no abrasive product. Fabric and linen: dry dusting, gentle vacuuming, water leaves marks. Glass: glass cleaner and a lint-free cloth. Wood: soft cloth, never soaked. Crystal: glass cleaner then immediate drying to avoid marks. Cut the power before any work and let the bulb cool before replacing it.
What budget should you plan for kitchen lamps?
The budget depends mainly on the format and the material. Metal or glass models remain the most affordable; wood, crystal and pieces fitted with a dimmer or an induction charger sit higher. A large format logically costs more than a compact lamp. Also think about the bulb: an E27 or GU10 socket can be replaced, an integrated LED cannot. All the light fittings in the collection come with a two-year warranty, with secure payment, tracked delivery, returns and Designix customer service.
Frequently asked questions about kitchen lights
Which light fitting should you choose for a modern kitchen?
A discreet fitting that first lights the useful area: worktop, island or dining corner. In this selection, modern and contemporary styles dominate, in metal, glass or fabric, with white, black or gold finishes. An adjustable model also brings directed light onto the worktop.
Living room chandelier: can you use the same model in a kitchen?
Yes, as long as you consider the use. Above a table, a light chandelier in metal or glass works just as well in a living room as in a kitchen. Most of the models in the collection are in fact listed for both the living room and the kitchen.
Large chandelier for a high ceiling: how to choose it?
A high ceiling calls for a fitting that hangs low enough to stay close to the table without getting in the way. A chandelier with several light points or a long pendant fills the space better than a small model. Fixing to the support and installation height are to be confirmed with an electrician.
Can you install a dimmer on a kitchen lamp?
Only on the models designed for it: part of the selection accepts a dimmer, handy for switching from work light to a softer mood at the end of a meal. The dimmer is then chosen compatible with the bulb fitted in the light.
How to wire several lamps to a single electrical supply?
Connecting several light points to the same supply depends on the existing circuit and must be confirmed by an electrician, who checks the cable cross-section and the protection. On the fitting side, all the models in the collection are IP20, so reserved for indoor use.




















