Whether you’re shopping for a dining room chandelier, bathroom fixture or kitchen cabinet lighting, chances are you want the fixture you choose not only to look stylish, but also fill the room with the right amount of light. Here we shed light on some tips and tricks that will help with selection, final installation and everything in between.
Whether you want to update your current lighting or create a plan for a new home, getting from the dreamy inspiration stage to the real deal can leave you wondering…how do I do that? We can help make your vision a reality.
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No matter if your lighting project is big or small, it’s important to familiarize yourself with the three types of lighting you can work with.
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Whether you want to update lighting where you are or create a plan for a new home, Kichler has you handled.
Whether you need to light an entire space or are simply looking for a new chandelier, we’ll help you figure out which fixtures work together.
Dirty bulbs provide less light than clean ones. Simple as that. Learn how to properly clean and care for your fixtures so your house can truly shine.
Understanding the color temperature of light is key in lighting design. Are you confused? We can help.
Cabinet lighting, disc lights and tape and channels add depth, dimension and visual interest.
Project planning helps you determine what lighting effects you want for your space before construction or remodeling begins.
There are important questions to think through before installing cabinet lighting and we want to help.
LED Tape Lighting has found its ideal companion – channels. Together, they give you amazing potential, limited only by your imagination.
Tape lighting must be hardwired into your electrical system, making planning critical.
Tiny bedroom? Free up valuable space by hanging a pendant above your nightstand. Check out more ways to make the most of your space.
With a seamless flow and airy nature, it’s easy to see why the trend is so popular. See how to handle unique lighting challenges around this layout.
Delivering the seamless look of a recessed light with the installation ease and efficiency of a junction-box connected fixture.
Integrated LED fixtures have the light source built in. They have no sockets and no bulbs.
Did you know that Energy Star LED bulbs use 75 percent less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs.
We’re here to offer expert advice and support throughout your project. Get in touch with us and we’ll answer any questions you have.
Kichler® products are available at independent showrooms, Lowe’s, electrical and landscape distributors and online.
