Restaurant Lighting Products

Seascape Lamps offers various lighting fixture solutions for our customers. From beautiful contemporary drum lighting to modern pendant lighting, we have it. Contact one of our design experts to provide a free consultation on which restaurant lighting fixture will fit best in your space.

RESTAURANT LIGHTING FIXTURES

LIGHTING FOR A RESTAURANT

Seascape Lamps offers various lighting fixture solutions for our customers. From beautiful contemporary drum lighting to modern pendant lighting, we have it. Contact one of our design experts to provide a free consultation on which restaurant lighting fixture will fit best in your space.

Customize to fit your design specifications and style. We offer several options for your lighting needs:

  1. Size
  2. Shape
  3. Bulb Type (LED optional)
  4. 500 Color Options

RESTAURANT LIGHTING FIXTURES

If you are looking for a large drum pendant for your open restaurant space or a small contemporary lighting fixture to hang over your bar, we have it. View our products to see all of our drum lighting fixtures that will fit perfectly in your restaurant.

We have restaurant lighting solutions for all your rooms, including:

  • Entrance Lighting
  • Dining room Lighting
  • Bar Lighting
  • Bathroom Lighting

 

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Types of Restaurant Lighting

If you are a restaurant looking to create a certain atmosphere, lighting is crucial; however, deciding when to use low light versus bright light fixtures as well as the types of lighting your establishment should have, can seem daunting. There are many options out there, and it is best to know what kind of lighting your restaurant may need before moving choosing fixtures.

There are three different types of lighting one must consider: ambient lighting, task lighting, and accent lighting.

Ambient light provides the main source of light in a room, allowing people to see and move around comfortably throughout a space. This type of lighting can come from a natural light source such as large windows as well as artificially, from overhead fixtures.

Task lighting allows people to perform tasks such as reading menus or preparing food. This is the most versatile of lighting types, as many different light fixtures can be used to create task lighting depending on the tasks at hand. For example: a restaurant would have task lighting in the kitchen to provide chefs with proper lighting for cooking, however this same restaurant also needs task lighting at the front of the house for its guests. It is important to remember that in some restaurants preparing food can also happen at the table, which would call for more overhead lighting.

Accent lighting, which functions to provide focal points and artistic flare, guiding the eye to dinner specials, art, or down a long hallway. Accent lighting is not vital to completing tasks, but it is beautiful and adds personality to any space. 

See below some of our LED restaurant lighting options.

Restaurant Lighting Fixtures

Double Drum Lighting in Dining Room

Restaurant Lighting Fixture

Set the mood with the perfect lighting

Restaurant Lighting in Charlotte

Chandelier Lighting that provides light and elegance

Pendant Lights for Restaurants

Pendant Lighting that positions over bars, tables, islands, countertops and more.

Suspension LED Lighting

Restaurant Lighting Tips

When it comes to setting the mood in your restaurant, nothing is more important than the lighting. The right lighting can make your guests feel comfortable and relaxed, while the wrong lighting can make them feel uncomfortable and stressed out. 

So, how do you choose the right lighting for your restaurant? Here are a few helpful tips: 

Atmosphere: First and foremost, you need to think about what type of atmosphere you want to create in your restaurant. Do you want it to be cozy and intimate? Or do you want it to be bright and airy? Once you have an idea of the atmosphere you want to create, you can start thinking about which lighting fixtures will best suit that atmosphere. 

Type of restaurant: Another important factor to consider is the type of food you serve. If you serve mainly light fare, such as salads and sandwiches, then you’ll probably want to go with lighter, more natural-looking lighting. However, if you serve heavier fare, such as steaks and pasta dishes, then you’ll probably want to go with more intense lighting. 

Color: What type of color scheme do you have in your restaurant? If your restaurant has a lot of earth tones, then you’ll want to go with warm-toned lighting. If your restaurant has a lot of bright colors, then you’ll want to go with cool-toned lighting. 

Texture: Just like with color, the type of textures you have in your restaurant will also play a role in choosing the right lighting. If your restaurant has a lot of hard surfaces, such as stone or glass, then you’ll want to go with softer lighting. If your restaurant has a lot of soft surfaces, such as fabric or wood, then you can go with more intense lighting. 

Budget: Lighting fixtures can be quite expensive, so you’ll need to make sure that you’re not spending more than you can afford. 

Practical use: Do you need your lighting to serve a practical purpose, such as providing task lighting for your guests? Or is it purely for aesthetic purposes? For example, is this light going above a table and aiding customers as they peruse your menu? Then you want to make sure it’s not too bright and overwhelming. But not so dim that people can’t read the menu. 

Now that you know a few things to keep in mind when choosing lighting for your restaurant, it’s time to start shopping around! There are tons of great options out there, so take your time and find the perfect fixtures for your space. With these tips, you’re sure to create the perfect atmosphere for your guests. 

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