Hi everyone! I’ve recently made a few upgrades to my dining space that I’m really happy with—thought I’d share in case anyone here is also looking to improve both lighting and ventilation at home.
I started with new dining room ceiling lights to replace the old fluorescent fixture. I went with a modern, low-profile LED design that distributes light evenly without being too harsh. It instantly made the space feel more inviting and upscale.
To add a bit more focus and warmth, I layered in some dining table lighting—specifically a sleek pendant lamp hanging just above the centre of the table. It creates a nice intimate mood for meals while still being practical for working or studying there during the day.
Since I have a lower ceiling, I decided to install hugger ceiling fans in the adjacent areas to keep air circulating without sacrificing headroom. These fans mount flush to the ceiling, which is perfect for HDB flats or condos with limited height clearance. And they look great too—minimalist and functional!
If you're updating your dining area, I'd definitely recommend paying attention to both lighting and airflow. With the right setup, your space can feel cooler, brighter, and much more comfortable year-round.

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