It's called the PEDRALI L002T/BA ARCHED FLOOR LAMP and you can purchase it here: http://www.nostraforma.com/en/pedrali-l002tba-arched-floor-lamp-p-16447.html

Hi chittering5 we used the 25.5cm lights. Our island bench is fairly small at approx 1800x900mm. I actually purchased 3 (at much better price than currently listed) but felt it was too many for the space when I mocked up the (widest) diameter of the lights with paper cut-outs. Trying to decide if I can use the 3rd light in the bathroom or something without it looking lonely....

Aside from how you want your kitchen to function, you need to consider what depths and hues can do for a space. Basically if you have high ceilings, darker cabinetry for your overheads can really draw the eye upward and highlight the feature but if your ceilings are standard it can feel heavy and encroach the negative space. Lighter overheads will reflect the light so the negative space will feel larger. Dark colours are also used to create depth in a room, to draw it back further visually. In my opinion darker lowers would work if you like the two tone look, it will break up the light flooring. Keep in mind you don't have to use colours that are contrasting, try pulling samples together that are a few shades deeper in harmonious hues, much like your picture provided. When it comes to the splash back you can opt for a texture in similar colour family to create interest without adding too many colours. Perhaps a penny round, hexagon, hand made subway or the same stone you choose for the benches. Don't stress about paint colours right now as there are thousands that you can choose to complement your kitchen. Hope this helps!

Easy one,change handles and remove glass on range hood (yes you can!and yes I have!) Remove tiles and get some new ones for splash back and contine upwards towards the ceiling and tile over the laminate behind taps.It gives a good continuation and easier on the eye reducing the look of the cupboards. I would invest in a really beautiful large mixer from someone like Reece and a nice light fixture both of these in chrome for wow factor. And dressed up with a simple but beautiful platter for fruit.And a jug both in a stainless material from somewhere like House.