1.2 Backlighting of the apron

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Track lights are also in demand. An aluminum profile is attached to the lower part of the upper cabinets, on which there are several small movable lights. Thus, you can independently adjust the direction and saturation of lighting in the required area.

The cost of lighting for the work area is quite affordable. Thus, a LED lamp, completely ready for installation, will cost about $20, depending on the length. The LED strip itself is quite cheap - from $2 to $15 per meter, depending on the number of diodes. But to install it, you will also need to purchase a power supply - from $10, depending on the characteristics.

1. An elegant solution is a glass splashback with built-in lighting. This splashback is made of two layers of glass, between which the LED strip will be mounted. Adding a picturesque design to this, you can get a very, very unusual kitchen.

A splashback with built-in lighting will cost: approximately $60 per linear meter of the splashback itself, plus $3 to $15 per linear meter of lighting and a power supply costing $15 to $50. In addition, the cost will be affected by the need to install additional sockets and fasteners - the installation companies have a certain price thailand mobile database each action.

2. Backlighting the apron with LED strip at the bottom of the upper cabinets in close proximity to the apron.

3. You can use spotlights - small point lights. But they have one significant drawback - the light on the apron will look like a bright spot, so the effect of such lighting is lost. Spotlights are better suited for matte or relief aprons, for example, made of decorative brick tiles.

1.3 Interior cabinet lighting
Interior cabinet lighting is not an urgent necessity, but nevertheless enjoys a certain popularity. Interior cabinet lighting can be divided into functional and decorative:

The functional one is triggered only when the cabinet door is opened, making it easier to find something inside.

Decorative – switched on manually, installed for cabinets with doors with glass inserts.

LED strip is the best choice for both functional and decorative lighting inside cabinets. It takes up virtually no space, and self-adhesive options do not require complex installation. If the cost of connection for decorative lighting is virtually the same as, for example, lighting the work area, then for functional lighting you will have to spend an additional $10 on an automatic switching relay when opening cabinets.