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You have a very challenging space to light with the angled ceiling and post. If you want to go recessed over the table, 2 would be better, but I would consider lighting the shelf wall with accents, which would require a sloped ceiling housing because a gimbal trim would not be adequate (same situation lighting the counters under the sloped ceiling). You could do gimbals on the flat ceiling, then I would only have 1 recessed over the table (or back to chandelier). I might not do pendants just over the sink, as the bar counter is a skinny depth, there is a matching one on the other counter leg not pendant-ized, and you have a column which offsets the balance and detracts from any pendants. But that comment is my aesthetic opinion, not a functional one, where pendants would work.

You might be able to do disc lights instead of "traditional" recessed cans. Here's an example: 5 Colors, 12W, Natural Light, 6 in. Selectable Ultra Thin LED Downlight Fixture, Hardwire, 2700-3000-3500-4000-5000, 900 Lumens, 100W Incandescent Equal, Round, White Trim, Dimmable, 90 CRI, 120V, Halco 89094 | 1000Bulbs.com I just had discs put in my basement, they are a great problem-solver for tight spaces. The electrician said some people complain about glare, but I'm not really down there much to be a good judge of the amount of glare. Just mentioning as something to be aware of -- try to see them on display first.

- Sink: It looks like there is an upper cabinet with an UCL. The UCL's are drawn as hardwired units. If so realize you will see the underside of the cabinet there (as it should be higher to give space for your forehead) and it's UCL. If continuing with a cabinet+UCL there, I'd still have a can light there. - Probably need a can over the exterior door area. - With the can by the door ^, then the cabinet section near it (2-30" cabs?) only needs 1 can. - You should have a can(s) for the ref and flanking Pantry/oven (?) which will also help light the entry openings. - If the exterior door is a back door entry then should probably have some 3-way switches. - Before you finalize lighting, and green light the cabinetmaker, it might be wise to evaluate your Kitchen layout. There is a pinch point and what looks like a 24" entry opening. Custom cabinets seems an unnecessary expense. - If this drawing is dictating electrical placement (as opposed to just for fun) then it needs to be reviewed.