Kitchen Pendants

We’ve decided to have pendant lights in the kitchen as well as undercounter lights and outlets.

Totally accessible outlets and electronics

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I was considering something either in clear, green or amber until I saw these.

Bottle-green demijohns hung as pendant lights.

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I like, I want. I searched and searched for these demijohn pendant lamps and finally decided they’re out (way out) of my price range. Especially since I would want 3 of them.  Maybe one day I’ll happen upon some lovely bottles we can fashion into lamps.

Seeded glass pendant by Murray Feiss for the Urban Renewal Collection, $83

Until then I’ve narrowed it down to 2 pendants designed by Murray Feiss for Urban Renewal or 2 pendants from Pottery Barn. In total I’ll need 6 hanging pendants in the kitchen, 3 each of 2 different designs.

This Feiss pendant is described as having a milk can finish, $79.

I really like the simplicity and materials of the Urban Renewal lamps.

Pottery Barn pendants come in 2 sizes; we would choose the smaller ones, $99.

However Charlie likes the Pottery Barn pendants. I think because they’re a bit more traditional.

Pottery Barn Porter pendants have a rise and fall mechanism. I would choose a combination of sizes in the metal finish, $99 and $149.

And I absolutely look the French look of a “rise and fall” lamp.

French Rise and Fall Pendant Lamp.

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I really wanted something with a darker look like the French pendants sold by Powder Blue in England for £219.

So many beautiful colors for the French pendant.

It’s just like the French to sell this lovely lamp in oodles (28) of colors and 2 sizes.  I love the colors zinc and souris (mouse). Mmmm.

Which would you choose?