Hi Katrina, there's definitely a few options to choose from! Depending on the size of the room, you could install 2 or 4 down lights. We advise a down light every 2 - 2.5 meters. If you would still like a feature product, install a stylish ceiling fan. The bedside pendant light is certainly a trend that’s enduring, and it’s likely to stick around for some time yet – it’s a style statement that offers so many benefits, both practically and aesthetically. If you're after something stylish and effective, a feature light central to the room would also look great. Contact us on Facebook or 02 4647 411 if you would like any further information. Happy to help!

First Floor additions; Leichhardt house, Sydney Australia. Skillion clerestorey roof with raking ceiling & highlight windows. LIGHT; Lots of light! Ibrahim Conlon. Architect

Thank you for your responses. Both areas are separated by a bulk head in the kitchen with the kitchen light a bit hidden by it. The dilema is that the dinning have traditional beige courtains with rectangular palmets and there is nothing black on it should i choose something that matches the color of the kitchen which is predominately black and beige or  something that matches the colours of dining wich are beige with the same colour of the wood as the shutters in the kitchen ( honey colur). I apreciate your feedbak.  Thank you.

Hello all, liked couple and thought of checking if these will look good. Thinking of the flush ones on the hallway and the semi-flush (hanging) one in the bedrooms. Or would it look good the other way round.. Or I could have one flush light at the entrance hallway and use something like a track light in the longer strip? Will that look good. Hallway is L shaped = from the main door its a 4.2 (L) x 1.4 (W) and then 8m (L) x 1.1m (W).The longer section is the common hallway for all the bedrooms and bathroom. Height is 2.5m.