Kitchen Ceiling Lights
A kitchen needs bright, well-distributed light over the worktop and table. These kitchen ceiling lights deliver it with style: spotlight bars with adjustable heads on wood, travertine spotlights, flat alabaster lights and LED models for even ambient light.
How to plan your kitchen lighting
- Angle the spotlights: adjustable heads can be pointed at the hob, worktop or dining table.
- Ambient and task light: combine a ceiling light for the whole room with pendant lights above the table.
- Colour temperature: neutral white makes work easier, warm white makes the dining area cosy.
Dimensions, bulbs and installation are listed on each product page.
Frequently asked questions
How many spotlights do I need above the kitchen worktop?
For a short worktop, two or three spots are enough; for long worktops or an L-shaped kitchen, four or five work better. PORIAT comes with two to five heads, and BERA with three or four travertine spots. BORA groups three adjustable spots on a single ceiling point, ideal if you only have one light connection.
Is an alabaster ceiling light suitable for a kitchen?
Yes, as soft ambient light above the dining area, for example with the BATRAZ mosaic disc or the DESA drum. As alabaster is a soft natural stone, it is best not to place it directly above the hob and to clean it dry only. Adjustable spotlights then add task lighting for the worktop.
What size should a kitchen ceiling light be?
For ambient light, a rule of thumb is a diameter of about one tenth of the room's diagonal. A 3 × 4 m kitchen with a 5 m diagonal therefore suits around 50 cm, such as JILO in Ø 50 cm or TSARUK with 50 cm sides. In a small kitchen, 30 to 40 cm is enough.