Not familiar with the BHG kitchen but I have been in the market for a chrome potrack. I think Enclume is one of the only companies that makes them in chrome but they didn't have what I wanted so I was considering instead of making one out of chrome or stainless pipe (see link for instructions). You can make it any size you want for a fraction of the price to buy it new. Signature Hardware carries the chrome pipes. You can also hang a pendant light from the ceiling. But just so you know, we had a potrack with lights before and I didn't like it because it casts a lot shadows and the pans block the lights. Good luck.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pipe pot rack

It would help if you could post a link or picture, but based on your description, it's probably a pot rack either from Ann Morris Antiques or Howard Kaplan Antiques (these are not antiques), both in NYC, or from Urban Archaeology. From what you say about the attached lighting, I'd bet Ann Morris (no website).

Here is a link that might be useful: Urban Archaeology pot rack

More pot rack links.

Urban Archaeology with glass domes:
http://www.urbanarchaeology.com/cutsheets/furnishings/UA5016-ST%20M.pdf

Ann Morris pot rack (scroll down to photo #2)

http://www.westerninteriors.com/kitchens/Kitchens27d.htm

Here is a link that might be useful: Howard Kaplan

I was considering a pot rack and found two sites, Pot Rack Source and Pot Racks Galore. I don't have them bookmarked any more but should be pretty easy to google. IIRC they both had a number of designs with lights (they overlapped each other a lot). Pottery Barn has one pot rack with lights also. HTH.

I have always liked the idea of combining a pot rack with lighting. Here is one from Pottery Barn.

Here is a link that might be useful: Pot Rack

Thanks, thanks, thanks, for all the responses!

The Howard Kaplan is sort of it. The Pottery Barn one is great especially for the money.

I found another picture of the one I am referring to on the Crown Point Cabinetry Web Site-- it is shown in a photo displaying a white kitchen/wood floors. I may just eventually ask them. Curiously, I also saw it years and years ago in AD, in a house built by Robert Stern and decorated by Mariette Himes Gomez. Another beautiful white kitchen. It seems that so many of the really pretty items and designs gradually trickle down, just like Urban Archaeology to Restoration Hardware and Pottery Barn.

Thanks again!