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area. CALL US: (608) 271-6911 Site Navigation ≡ Facebook YouTube Pinterest Instagram Houzz About Our Certifications Our Certified Lighting Specialist designation is an advanced accreditation providing extensive training in light sources, light fixtures, and residential lighting design. The American Lighting Association educational program is structured to cover technical and design training from the basics through very advanced concepts. We are certified lighting experts with experience and imagination. We work with you to create a lighting solution that’s as affordable as it is beautiful — a lighting solution that will dramatically illuminate every other aspect of your home. The Certified Lighting Specialist can work within your budget, share your design vision and offer you choices for lighting indoors and out. Meet our designers now. Home All Lighting Showroom Staff Blog How-To Testimonials Contact Us Policies Privacy Policy ©2019 Madison Lighting | All rights reserved. Facebook YouTube Pinterest Instagram Houzz CALL US: (608) 271-6911 Showroom Hours Monday - Friday 9am–6pm Saturday 10am–5pm Sunday Closed

area. CALL US: (608) 504-3861 Site Navigation ≡ Facebook YouTube Pinterest Instagram Houzz Kitchen Lighting In 6 Steps Kitchen Lighting Ideas Kitchen floor plans and lighting design are always unique, and no one uses your kitchen the way you do. The technique of layering light applies to overhead fixtures combined with recessed lighting, under-cabinet lighting, and natural lighting to give you the level of illumination that works in your kitchen. Here are six kitchen lighting basics for you to follow: 1. Every kitchen needs recessed lighting placed over the front edge of kitchen counters, so your lighting doesn’t throw your own shadow into your tasks. 2. You’ll need under-cabinet lighting, since it scatters light forward toward your hands. We like slim fixtures that tuck up under cabinets, with a built-in dimmer switch. 3. Have an island or table in your kitchen? Consider pendants, and more than one. Multiple pendants add light and style elements to any space. 4. Small recessed can lights show off your pendants or chandelier while showering light directly down onto your tabletop or island. 5. Not everyone has the luxury of a kitchen table. Do you have one? Make it a place you want to spend time with a beautiful chandelier or pendant. 6. Diffusing the light beneath the fixture is soothing to the eyes when the surface below is used for tasks as well as dining. Get In Touch Start A Wishlist Shop Kitchen Lighting Home All Lighting Showroom Staff Blog How-To Testimonials Contact Us Policies Privacy Policy ©2019 Madison Lighting | All rights reserved. Facebook YouTube Pinterest Instagram Houzz CALL US: (608) 504-3861 Showroom Hours Monday - Friday 9am–6pm Saturday 10am–5pm Sunday Closed