Kitchen Pendants are Gaining Popularity

Everyone knows that a beautiful, well-designed kitchen increases the value of your home. Since the kitchen is the heart of your home, investing in your kitchen is a win-win. Let’s talk about kitchen pendants. These gems were originally designed in the early 20th century to illuminate kitchen dinette sets and countertops.

Kitchen pendants give focused lighting where it’s needed most, thus making the kitchen pendant aesthetically pleasing and functional. Various materials and their versatility have increased their popularity among all generations.

Kitchen pendants can be used as the primary light source or as auxiliary task lighting and will look beautiful in both cases. The placement of kitchen pendants can completely change the ambiance of the kitchen. Then if you use a combination of other lights, depending on your choices, you can go from a modern design to a more traditional decor in a short time.

The magic is that you need to light your kitchen anyway, but now you are decorating your kitchen as you are putting up these kitchen pendant lights. They are also great for adding color to your kitchen, especially if you have a neutral kitchen. In fact, pendant lights are now being used in dining rooms, bedrooms, and even home offices, proving their versatility.

Let’s praise the kitchen pendant lighting for its energy-efficient properties. LED pendant lights provide bright, focused lighting with virtually very little electricity. 

Staggering the hanging pendant lights using different heights and spacing will add depth to your space. Last but not least, pendant lighting can be used to spotlight architectural features in your home, such as vaulted ceilings or your one-of-a-kind backsplash. No wonder kitchen pendant lighting isn’t just used for kitchens and is currently gaining popularity—they got it going on!

Interested in custom kitchen pendant lighting for your home? Contact the artisans at ADG today for a consultation!

From the Factory Floor

Custom colored for a client going to the south…

by Gerald Olesker, CEO, ADG Lighting