Commercial Pendants & Decorative Pendant Lights

Commercial pendant lighting offers you a broad spectrum of interior design options to pass on to your clients. Pendant lighting is widely varied in commercial environments and is available in both low voltage and high voltage options. This allows you to match a pendant light to any type of ceiling, interior architecture of the building, color scheme of interior design, and even the functional purpose of the overall ambient lighting scheme. The complimentary effect that commercial pendant lights have on interior environments makes them on of the most versatile categories of indoor lighting luminaires.

Commercial pendant lights are classified by style. Each decorative light is designed for a specific type of environment where function and form can blend together in a fluid, complimentary presentation r. In total, there are four classifications of commercial pendant lighting fixtures: Large (and multi light) pendants, mini pendant lights, bowl-shaped pendants, and foyer pendant lighting fixtures. Fixtures from any of these four categories can be used as accessory lighting sources that bring a blend of function and form reflective of a wide variety of commercial interiors.

Retail
Mini pendant lights are ideal for subtle lighting effects over special retail displays. When centered over a jewelry display case or a new fashion line, they work to magnify specialty display lighting with a subliminal, low key mystique.

Restaurants
Larger restaurants tend to space their tables out to provide elbow room for diners. As such, each table is almost like an island of private conversation and atmosphere. Large commercial pendant lights suspended overhead will illuminate the table and seated guests in a special space of personal light.

Hotel and Building Lobbies
The hub of hotel business is the front desk. The more you draw the viewers’ attention toward the desk, the more you attract clientele to central place of exchange. Bowl shaped pendant lights work exceptionally well for this task. Fixtures with the open side down place the desk in a very bright light and make it clearly visible through the front window to guests pulling up outside.

Large, multi-story office buildings often have a front desk as well. This desk sits in the main lobby and dual functions as a concierge service and security station. Lighting commercial buildings where restricted access is a safety priority, this area can sometimes end up looking a bit too “police state” for employees who work in the building, and for clients who visit the building. One way to soften up the area is to hang one or commercial bowl pendant lighting fixtures with the open side up. This creates a more diffuse, indirect light source that adds just enough of a decorative touch just enough to create some a sense of welcome and comfort for employees and visitors.

Country Clubs
Both foyer and mini pendant lights can significantly enhance decorum in formal dining areas and private rooms in the clubhouse. In these environments, a highly decorative fixture is preferable to add to the sense of exclusivity and private membership. Very sturdy commercial pendant lights can also be installed over patios, outdoor tables, and over building entrances.

These are just examples of the many ways that commercial pendant lighting can enhance room style with accent light and fixture designs that offer their own color, pattern, and texture to the interior decorative scheme. Call an RLLD Commercial Lighting expert for more information on how to use these unique luminaires in key locations that will add aesthetic and functionality to your client’s location.

RLLD Commercial Lighting carries a wide variety of industrial & commercial lighting fixtures. If you can not find what you are looking for contact us toll free at 1-866-654-3961 and we will find it for you. Our home office is located in Houston, Texas with warehouses located throughout the United States that enable us to service all 50 states including like Ft. Lauderdale, FL (FLL), Orlando, Florida (MCO), Santa Monica, CA, (LAX) Columbus, Ohio (CMH) (LGA) New York, NY, (JKF), St. Louis, MO, Detroit, Michigan (DTW), Madison, WI (MSN), San Francisco, California (SFO), and Omaha, Nebraska (OMA)

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