Kitchen Island Pendant Lights

How many pendants over a kitchen island

• Island up to 180 cm: two pendants, or one linear pendant.
• Island 180–270 cm: three pendants.
• Longer islands: three to five pendants, or a linear fixture — see linear and dining chandeliers.

Spacing and height

Hang the bottom of the pendants 75–90 cm above the worktop. Leave 60–80 cm between pendants and at least 15 cm from each end of the island. Wider shades need more space; small glass pendants can hang closer together.

Choosing the style

Glass pendants keep the kitchen light and open — see hand-blown glass pendant lights. Brass and gold add warmth to white and wood kitchens — see modern brass lighting. Black domes suit industrial and modern kitchens. Mid-century shapes bring a retro touch — see mid-century pendant lights.

Light for cooking

Open-bottom shades direct light down onto the worktop — the most practical choice for cooking. Use warm white LED bulbs of 2700–3000 K and add a dimmer so the island can switch from work light to evening light.

Made to order, shipped worldwide

Every pendant on this page is made in our own factory in 20 working days and checked before shipping. Many models can be made in another size, finish or colour. We confirm delivery time, cost, voltage and plug type for your country before you pay.

Designers and contractors get a 30% trade discount — see lighting for restaurants and hotels.

Frequently asked questions

Should pendants match the dining chandelier?

They do not need to be identical, but the same finish or glass colour connects the kitchen and dining areas in an open-plan room.

Can I order three identical pendants?

Yes. Order them together and tell us they are a set, and we will make sure the glass and finish match.

Can the cable length be adjusted?

Most pendants have an adjustable cable or rod. Tell us your ceiling height, and we will confirm the length.