A Kitchen Showroom Shaped by Three Geometric Lighting Forms
Karice lighting filled the kitchen showroom at Leitch Kitchen German Haus with a different geometric form marking each zone of the space.
A triangular pendant sat over the kitchen display. An enneagon pendant hung over the island. And a multi-light pendant marked the showroom’s event area.
3-4-5: LED Triangular Pendant Lighting
Above the kitchen display area, the 3-4-5 LED pendant formed a right triangle. The proportions are true to 3 feet by 4 feet by 5 feet, straight from the Pythagorean triple that gave it its shape.
There’s no power source or cords to obstruct the view, just illuminated linear edges on a minimal suspension. Thus, the triangle pendant light seemed to hang there on its own, cutting a clean line against the cabinetry and open ceiling below.
Luxennea Series 2: Enneagon Pendant Lighting
Over the kitchen island, the Luxennea Series 2 took the shape of an enneagon pendant light – nine faceted sides, both inner and outer diameter.
The geometric pendant chandelier read as more than a simple ring, with diffused LED light softening the fixture from below. It held its own sculptural moment without crowding the sightline across the counter.
Ennea: LED Multi-Light Pendant
In the showroom’s event area, a cluster of Ennea pendants hung. These added vertical movement above the gathering space. Each ring kept a clean outline, lit from both the inner and outer edges. The fasteners and wiring were tucked out of sight.
Grouped this way, the pendants added more depth to the showroom than the single-pendant fixtures used elsewhere.
