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Lighting Solutions For All Cabinet Applications
Under-Cabinet Lighting
A must-have element to any kitchen design
today, under-cabinet lighting adds a layer of
depth to your kitchen, highlights decorative
surfaces and assists with tasks like cooking
and cleaning.
Puck lights and linear lights with wide
beam spreads and high lumen outputs are
recommended.
Toe Kick Lighting
This decorative accent
lighting choice can add a
layer of depth to kitchens
and bathroom vanities.
Moderate output, flexible
or linear lighting are the
best options to achieve
consistent light coverage.
Cove Lighting
Lighting installed above-
cabinets or in coves around
the ceiling perimeter
p r o v i d e a b r i l l i a n t
decorative layer of light
to any room. Flexible or
linear lighting options are
most commonly used.
Shelf Lighting
This can be decorative,
as in the case of open
shelving, or utility lighting,
such as dark or deep
cabinet spaces. Linear
lighting, hidden behind the
frame or recessed beneath
the shelf, ismost common.
Closet Lighting
Big or small, there is one
thing everyone hates: a
dark closet. Linear and
puck lights are the most
popular option to provide
additional illumination.
In-Cabinet Lighting
In-cabinet lighting is a popular way to display
nice china or decorative pieces in glass-door
cabinets. A spotlight puck shining down from
above or a linear light hidden behind the face
frame are often used.
Another useful in-cabinet lighting application
found throughout the home is inside base
cabinets, often used with a door sensor to
trigger the lights on when the door is opened.