
How many pendants do you need?
The number of pendants should complement the shape and size of your dining table while ensuring even light distribution.
For square or round tables, a single statement pendant is often sufficient, though additional lighting throughout the room can enhance ambiance.
For rectangular tables, multiple pendants arranged in a row create a balanced look and provide ample illumination. To maintain even light distribution, space them approximately 30 inches apart along the length of the table.
By carefully considering the number and placement of fixtures, you can achieve both functionality and aesthetic harmony in your dining space.

How high should you hang your pendant?
The height of your pendant light should enhance both function and aesthetics. As a general guideline, the bottom of the fixture should hang 24–28 inches above the table’s surface for optimal illumination without obstructing sightlines.
Before cutting the cable to its final length, test the height to ensure it feels comfortable within the space.















