Show a picture of the kitchen and the window

I think I get the direction you are going in. You could do something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Licperron-Adjustable-Industrial-Restaurants-Galleries/dp/B07FCKTV59?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&smid=A7JU29ZI40EHH&th=1

or like this:

https://www.vintagetub.com/randolph-morris-versal-single-wall-sconce-rmgl717-1-s.html

Here you go, but the cabinets are being replaced( to the ceiling. Cornice will be gone. Nothing above the window to the ceiling. Hope this helps.

Vanity lights are going to look really silly in a kitchen. It will look like you ran out of money and tossed a bathroom fixture in the kitchen. I would get a flushount ceiling fixture to hang above the sink. You can use a single bulb fixture with an LED bulb and get plenty of light in there.

Thanks for all the suggestions! i appreciate the feedback.

When you search for fixtures, search under flushmount or semi-flush mount.

It kind of looks like there's no light there now in your sink area, and with a cabinet on each side of the sink, the 3-light idea seems like overkill. One semi-flush or flush mount light there should be plenty. Is there other ceiling lighting in the room to consider? Would be helpful if you can a post photo of the entire kitchen.

Another "no" to vanity lights in a kitchen. Just a thought--when I redid my kitchen I replaced one window with three on the sink wall, and eliminated some upper cabinets. It is much more open and airy and provides more light and views to the outside. If you haven't yet started construction, you may want to consider that.

Here are some options:

One fixture with two lights:

Kitchen · More Info

South Shore Gambrel · More Info

Two pendants:

Florida Historic Renovation · More Info

Articulating lights:

Spec House · More Info

One pendant:

Heights Kitchen Remodel · More Info

NO to those just one more pot light there .

If your decision is based on how much light you actually need over the sink, choose what works for you. For example, a 60 year old needs three times as much light to see well as a 25 year old. I have a light fixture over my sink with three LED reflector bulbs. It works for me. A single pot light would have been completely inadequate and would have annoyed me no end.

Amen & thank you, apple pie! Im 72 & have settled on 1 with 100 watt light.

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Oh, thanks, I missed that.