Homepro. I went with what the my electrician recommended. He uses Xenon lights in his kitchen and in 4 years has never had to replace a bulb. What he really likes is the warm color temperature that these lights give off and he installs these into most new homes that are valued well over a mil. His opinion, and it's just his opinion, is that LED lights will burn cooler but they do not give off that warm light temperature that most people want. Someone else commented that they use Xenon lights under their cabinets and have them on basically 24/7 and in 14 years have never had to replace a bulb. For me it's all about color temp. Thank you for your thoughts.

acm: We will have "can lights" of a sort in the space, but as I said, they will be 11 feet up, and the ceiling is angled, so it will be wash lighting, not task lighting. We are specifically seeking light that will be able to be closer in and won't be able to be easily shadowed by heads, which is the benefit of under cabinet lights, ya know? jslazart, I was wondering about something like that coming off the side wall. Even thinking about something like this, this, which could be moved out of the way or directed as needed to where you are working, but wonder if it would look too busy: I have yet to see a kitchen quite like ours, but will see if I can grab a good angle of what I am working with in Google Sketch Up to show you what I am working with. Thanks for the responses!

Flexfire LED UB-AT1-30K97C-12V-16FT: 12 volt, 3000K, 16 ft: $115 SuperBrightLEDs STN-A30K90-C3A-10B5M-12V: 12 volt, 3000K, 16 ft: $43 Armacost RibbonFlex 16 ft. Tape Light Kit (with transformer and accessories): $54 What's the difference?

All of our clients go with a few things that we sell. LED strips Lights with a combination one of the two Aluminum Channel YD1806 or ES1616