The type of lighting that is typically on its own switch includes pendant lights and over sink lights. This allows for more control over the lighting in specific areas of the kitchen. In terms of combining lights, you can consider combining the under cabinet lighting with the pot lights to provide overall ambient lighting in the kitchen. The pendant lights over the seated counter can be combined with the over sink light to create a focused task lighting area for food preparation or other activities at the counter. For the room size of 10'x16', having 6 pot lights should provide adequate lighting coverage. For outlet locations, it is recommended to have outlets installed along the countertops for convenient use of small appliances. Additionally, consider adding outlets near the seated counter for charging devices or using small appliances while seated. Be sure to follow local electrical codes and regulations when determining outlet locations.

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I think you're right to shy away from stark white. or any white for that matter. this is no white anywhere in that kitchen. I wouldn't do a white subway tile of any kind. (at the bottom I posted a very creamy glazed brick tile that could work, but you'd have to get some samples. ) just to show you how ugly it is to tile on top of the back piece, and with these 2x4 white tiles, ugh. Baltic brown has the darker earthier tones. you could try basalt tiles (home depot carries them) or even black slate or maybe one like this w/the dark grout. this is a ceramic tile. (Tilebar) love the black outlets too. install under cabinet lighting if you don't have it already. coupled w/your wood cabs, this would be a striking combo black zellige tiles in the 4x4 Cloe has the 4x4 (I think lowes carries the Cloe line shown here in the subway tile) you could also do an Ivory travertine (as long it's it's the nice creamy white and not the pink tone) the color looks like this. they have it in subway tiles too this is probably the number one backsplash tile w/Baltic Brown. it's difficult to find any other type of tile used w/this granite Tilebar.com has many tiles in your color range. you get 5 samples for $5. This is Nabi Sea Wind Diff granite, but same coloring, more or less. basalt, black slate, Navi, and some sand color tiles. want a coppery glass tile? Horizons by Dal Tile in Driftwood Glazed brick from Cle'Tile The bottom one is Parchment. more of a creamier tone that might work w/your stone. if you want a white color, choose an ivory or very creamy white if you go w/the darker black tiles (which I think is a winner w/your wood cabs) paint the surrounding walls a creamy white

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