Curated Finds for Andrew : Kitchen Island Lighting
Hi Andrew,
Inspired by your brief, I’ve selected three pendant options that would sit beautifully over your kitchen island. Each one offers a slightly different mood — warm and cohesive, sculptural and elevated, or minimal and understated. Let me know which direction feels most aligned with your vision, and we can refine from there.
You’ll find the options below.
Kitchen Island Lighting
This option links nicely with the round glass pendant you’ve chosen for the dining area, creating a subtle sense of continuity between the spaces. The antiqued brass works beautifully against the deep blue cabinetry, and the warmer copper tones pick up on the wood in the stools and the back-lit cabinetry. It feels cohesive and considered without being overly decorative.
The globe form with brass detailing feels refined and sophisticated. It echoes the round glass pendant in the living/dining space while elevating the kitchen slightly — almost like a jewel over the island. The soft glass works particularly well with the stone surface, adding warmth and balance to the stronger cabinetry tones.
f you prefer something more pared back, this sleek black option keeps the look clean and architectural. It complements the black window framing, while the brass interior introduces warmth when lit. It’s more of a subtle feature than a statement, creating a calm, focused ambience over the island.
Alternatives
Miaad is an interior stylist at Design Lab by Livingetc, with over eight years of design experience across London and New York. Her career spans interior design consultancy at Restoration Hardware and Design Within Reach, as well as experiential event design at NY agency Rise & Set for brands including Ferrari and Montblanc. Her design ethos centres on how our environments shape the way we live, feel and connect, bringing together story, prioritising function and a more intentional approach to living.