Recommendations for light fixture?

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Does anyone have any advice for an alternate island fixture? I don't like this one. I would ideally like the look of 2-3 individual drop pendants but there is only one bracket. We are not comfortable changing that. Any other ideas for what woudl go with the style of my kitchen?

TIA



I was thinking of this one but not a big fan of the track across the top

www.wayfair.com/Z-Lite-Nikko-2-Light-Island-Billiard-Light-with-Organza-Shade-144-6-2-LLH1476.html


Or, something like this, but not sure if its too modern for my kitchen? (DH doesn't like it so a moot point, I guess)
www.wayfair.com/Z-Lite-Nikko-Pend....-C-LLH1486.html

[FoxInFiji]

I like the second one better but I'm not sure it goes with your kitchen very well. I think sticking with a bronze or black finish would work better in that space. What about something like this:

www.lightinguniverse.com/island-lighting/sea-gull-lighting-66474-782-3-light-century-island-light_g480887.html?linkloc=cataLogProductItemsName

I agree the track on the top is not my favorite look. There is a lot of multi-pendant island lights that could work here:

www.lightinguniverse.com/island-lighting_443.html?linkloc=topnav

[jandr07]

If you really like the pendant idea I would go for that and hire an electrician to do the work.
We are doing that and the master electrician isn't charging us too much to do the work.

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Jun 15, 2012 9:17:56 GMT -5 FoxInFiji said:

I like the second one better but I'm not sure it goes with your kitchen very well. I think sticking with a bronze or black finish would work better in that space. What about something like this:

www.lightinguniverse.com/island-lighting/sea-gull-lighting-66474-782-3-light-century-island-light_g480887.html?linkloc=cataLogProductItemsName

I agree the track on the top is not my favorite look. There is a lot of multi-pendant island lights that could work here:

www.lightinguniverse.com/island-lighting_443.html?linkloc=topnav

Thank you!

I think we need to stick to the brushed nickel since the rest of our fixtures (and all of our hardware) are brushed nickel.

I actually like the first one you posted but my concern is that something like that isn't different enough from the existing fixture. I don't think DH would even notice if he came home and I changed it to that one, LOL.

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Jun 15, 2012 9:47:10 GMT -5 jandr07 said:

If you really like the pendant idea I would go for that and hire an electrician to do the work.
We are doing that and the master electrician isn't charging us too much to do the work.

This would be ideal, but to be honest, I don't care enough to pay someone to come do the work. Then my new fixture ends up costing $1000, and its not just a quick refresh.

ETA: How many hours do you think it would take an electrician to put in 3 junctions and hang 3 pendants? Electricians in my area charge $50/hour, 3 hour minimum.

[sratsey]

How about a small chandelier?