Indoor
Technical
Brand
Design
Colors
Material
Price
Type Bulb/s
Dimmable
- -20%
- New
- -35%
- -35%
TRIO Simeo LED under cabinet strip + motion sensor
- -38%
- -30%
TRIO Kit 3ud Ecco LED under cabinet light + switch
- -30%
- -50%
- -30%
- -35%
- -35%
TRIO Doha LED 29w CCT ceiling lamp
- -35%
- -30%
- -30%
TRIO Asterion LED dimmable + remote control ceiling lamp
- -30%
- -20%
- New
- -20%
- New
SULION Carmen LED CCT pendant lamp 40cm
- -20%
- -20%
REDO Lake LED 13w aluminium pendant lamp
- -20%
REDO Konos 75cm 1L E27 pendant lamp
- -20%
REDO Konos 55cm 1L E27 pendant lamp
- -20%
REDO Konos 35cm 1L E27 pendant lamp
- -20%
REDO Kai LED aluminium pendant lamp
- -20%
- -20%
Kitchen lamps
Kitchen lamps
Kitchen lamps are of essential importance in lighting a house. The kitchen is probably the room in which we spend the most hours and that is why we must have a uniform and adequate light. We present the most attractive and efficient options for you to have a magazine kitchen.
Are you looking for kitchen lamps? Here you will surely find it.
We put at your disposal kitchen ceiling lights designed and thought to illuminate without shadows and with the greatest efficiency, pendant kitchen lamps that will give us that perfect decorative and point light touch and even LED strips to install under furniture and complete a perfect lighting.
How many lumens per square meter do I need to light a kitchen?+
The number of lumens per square meter needed to light a kitchen can vary based on personal preference and the specific use of the kitchen. However, these levels can serve as an approximation:
- General lighting: A light level of between 300-500 lumens per square meter is recommended for general lighting of the entire kitchen.
- Worktop lighting: Food cutting and preparation work is carried out on the worktop. Here, a range between 500-700 lumens per square meter is recommended to ensure good visibility and safety.
- Dining area lighting: To illuminate the breakfast or dining area in the kitchen, a lighting of between 300-500 lumens per square meter is recommended. This area allows greater variations depending on the environment we want to create.