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Rejuvenation
Portland-born maker and retailer of period-inspired lighting, hardware, and home goods.
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
- Ceiling Lights
Kitchen lighting: stores to compare
Kitchen lighting has to work hard: bright enough for prep, warm enough for gathering, and layered so the room adapts from breakfast to dinner party. The stores listed here carry kitchen-appropriate fixtures, from island pendants to flush mounts.
Stores in this collection
Schoolhouse
Portland-based maker of heritage-inspired lighting and lifestyle goods, much of it assembled in its own factory.
- Pendant Lights
- Ceiling Lights
- Wall Sconces
Shades of Light
Virginia-based retailer with an eclectic, style-driven catalog of chandeliers, pendants, and lamps.
- Chandeliers
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
Destination Lighting
Seattle-based online lighting retailer with a practical, value-oriented catalog across common fixture types.
- Ceiling Lights
- Pendant Lights
- Outdoor Lighting
Lightology
Chicago-based modern lighting specialist with one of the larger contemporary fixture catalogs online.
- Pendant Lights
- Chandeliers
- Wall Sconces
LightingDirect
Online lighting retailer with a broad, spec-friendly catalog spanning residential fixture categories.
- Ceiling Lights
- Pendant Lights
- Outdoor Lighting
Cedar & Moss
Portland maker of mid-century-inspired fixtures assembled in Oregon.
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
- Ceiling Lights
Industville
UK retailer of handcrafted industrial and vintage-style metal fixtures.
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
- Ceiling Lights
Original BTC
British maker of premium fixtures manufactured in England, including its signature bone china pendants.
- Pendant Lights
- Wall Sconces
- Table Lamps
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Frequently asked questions
- What lighting does every kitchen need?
- At minimum: general ceiling light, task light over primary work surfaces, and decorative light such as island pendants. Under-cabinet strips are the highest-impact task upgrade.
- Can I mix metal finishes in a kitchen?
- Yes — two finishes used deliberately (for example, brass lighting with black hardware) is a designer staple. Keep each finish repeated at least twice so it reads as intentional.