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  • Novena Talgarth Hammered Copper Pendant Light
    Novena Talgarth Hammered Copper Pendant

    Novena Talgarth Hammered Copper Pendant
    • £251.95
    £251.95 £378.02
  • Novena Talgarth Accent Copper Pendant Light
    Novena Talgarth Accent Copper Pendant

    Novena Talgarth Accent Copper Pendant
    • £251.26
    £251.26 £378.02
  • END Zelma 1 Light Pendant Light in Brushed Copper and Copper
    END Zelma 1 Light Pendant Light in Brushed Copper and Copper

    END Zelma 1 Light Pendant Light in Brushed Copper and Copper
    £139.25
    £139.25 £365.52
  • Regent Azalea Large 1 Light Pendant Light in Copper
    Regent Azalea Large 1 Light Pendant Light in Copper

    Regent Azalea Large 1 Light Pendant Light in Copper
    £138.95
    £138.95 £278.40
  • Regent Azalea Medium 1 Light Pendant Light in Copper
    Regent Azalea Medium 1 Light Pendant Light in Copper

    Regent Azalea Medium 1 Light Pendant Light in Copper
    £93.95
    £93.95 £189.60

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Dining Room Lighting

Choosing lights such as Dining Room Copper Shop By Room is one of the best parts of any home design project. Or maybe you just need to liven up a space with something new?

If you browse through our Dining Room Shop By Room collection, you'll see Copper Dining Room lights of different shapes and sizes, with a wide variety of lights available. A helpful tip – click on a picture when scrolling through and you'll often see additional images of Dining Room Copper Shop By Room installed in a property.

Dining Room Lighting

Choosing lights such as Dining Room Copper Shop By Room is one of the best parts of any home design project. Or maybe you just need to liven up a space with something new?

If you browse through our Dining Room Shop By Room collection, you'll see Copper Dining Room lights of different shapes and sizes, with a wide variety of lights available. A helpful tip – click on a picture when scrolling through and you'll often see additional images of Dining Room Copper Shop By Room installed in a property.

Help & Advice

What's the best lighting for a dining room?

The best set-up layers more than one type of light rather than relying on a single fitting. A statement chandelier or pendant centred above the table gives you a focal point, while wall lights, lamps or spots add softer background light for evenings. Add a dimmer if you can, so the room can shift from a bright family dinner to a relaxed one easily.
Chandelier or pendant lights: which is better for a dining table?

Both work well; it comes down to the look you want and your ceiling height. A chandelier reads as a classic, symmetrical centrepiece and suits higher ceilings and more traditional or formal dining rooms. Pendant lights, especially a cluster or a linear run over a long table, feel more contemporary and flexible. Browse our dining room pendants or chandeliers to compare. Either way, keep the fitting in proportion to the table beneath it.
Should a dining room light be centred over the table?

Yes, the main dining light should be centred over the table itself, not the middle of the room, especially if the table isn't in the exact centre of the space. This gives even light across the whole table and keeps the proportions looking right from every seat. If your table could move in future, plan the pendant's position around where it sits now.
How high should a light hang above a dining table?

As a guideline, hang the light so the bottom sits roughly 75 to 90cm above the table surface. That's low enough to feel intimate and highlight the table, but high enough that no one's ducking around it or getting dazzled by the bulb. If your ceiling is unusually high or low, adjust within that range rather than sticking to it rigidly.
What's the best lighting for a rectangular dining table?

A rectangular table usually looks best under a linear or multi-pendant fitting, several pendants in a row, or an oblong chandelier, run along its length rather than a single round fitting in the middle. This spreads light evenly across the whole table instead of pooling it in the centre. For longer tables, two or three smaller pendants often work better than one large one.
Do I need wall lights as well as a pendant or chandelier in a dining room?

It's not essential, but wall lights make a real difference. A single pendant or chandelier over the table is often quite focused, so wall lights or sconces around the room add softer background light for when you're not eating, and let you dim the space down for evening use. They're particularly useful in dining rooms without much natural light.
How much light should a dining room have?

There's no single figure that suits every dining room, it depends on the room's size and how you use it. Layering helps more than one bright source: a central pendant or chandelier for the table, plus wall lights or lamps for background light. Fitting a dimmer lets you turn the same set-up from bright and functional to low and relaxed for evening meals.
What colour light is best for a dining room?

Warm white light, roughly 2700K to 3000K, generally works best in a dining room. It's the same warm tone as candlelight and traditional bulbs, and it makes food and skin tones look their best, which cooler, bluer light doesn't do nearly as well. Save daylight-white bulbs for kitchens and work areas rather than the dining table.