Teagan Pendant Light

Teagan Pendant Light adds a touch of modern sophistication to your home and transforms the ambience of a room. Pendant lights are still very much in style for their intended use. In fact, they are growing in popularity. While recessed lighting and flush mount lights are more commonly used in homes and used in more rooms of the home, for some rooms and locations, pendant lights are the first choice are used extensively. While there are examples of pendants used in every room, there are two distinct rooms and placements where they are very commonly used. Those placements are the kitchen and the dining room. As kitchen islands grow in popularity, so too does the use of pendant lights. The Teagan Pendant Light not only offer great light to counter surfaces, but they look great. The reason they work well over peninsulas and islands is you can’t walk in those areas so there’s no risk of bumping your head. Since they can look fabulous (in some cases be the star of a room), they’re  a great option. Specifically, ideal over dining room tables for the same reasons that they are really good above kitchen peninsulas and islands. Taller foyers offer a great opportunity to hang a chandelier which is technically a type of pendant light. Mind you, 8 or 10 foot ceiling foyers aren’t ideal for a chandelier, but as more and more foyers are built with really tall ceilings, a chandelier or several pendant lights are a great option. From very affordable functional steel, copper and marble table lamps and wall lamps to the most delicate and exquisite chandeliers and hanging lamps, OTD Furniture has done the hard work for you and selected only the best available local and imported lights. And with a selection of soft LED bulbs available, you really don’t have to go anywhere else if you’re looking for lighting that will much your good taste. Above all, take your time and enjoy the full range of lighting. Be inspired. Find hundreds of ideas and designs on Pinterest. Visit out Facebook page to see what others are saying.