Kitchen Island Modern Lighting Adds Minimalist Feel to California Home

Our kitchen island modern lighting adds to the minimalist feel of this California home.
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Brittney Fischbeck, the mastermind behind Abodwell Interior Design, transforms spaces by indulging in her minimalist philosophy. With clients who want exceptional surroundings in aesthetic and function, this Laguna Beach-based designer knows how to make a bold statement with her "less is more" mentality. That's especially true in this California home, which was featured in Newport Beach Magazine.

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Niche's Terra pendants in Gray glass find their way into this eco-friendly floor plan. The contemporary proportions of the silhouette bring presence to the space and draw attention to the kitchen island over which they hang. The configuration of four Edison style bulbs sits at the pendant's center, adding a classic and timeless touch to this modern interior.

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Our pendants are the perfect complement to this monochromatic color scheme, with cool grays being the focal point of this neutral palette. Our kitchen island modern lighting pairs nicely with the limestone fireplace, rich wood grains, and simple furniture. These four pendants also provide an elegant balance to the natural light streaming in from a series of skylights in the conjoining living room. This project was designed by Ryan Singer, the principal architect of SINGER, based in Southern California.

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Niche was founded in 2003 as an unexpected accident. The founders, Jeremy Pyles and Mary Welch, were designing products for their own lives that satisfied their particular design sensibilities.

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