Pine Lighting Kelowna & Surrey

Pine Lighting Kelowna & Surrey 💡 Pine Lighting | Kelowna & Surrey

Beautifully curated lighting for every space. Expert guidance for
homeowners, interior designers & contractors.

Trusted since 1979.

📍 Kelowna Showroom: 1953 Baron Rd
📍 Surrey Showroom: 6878 King George Hwy Surrey

Most pendants look better off than on.Not this one.The Vinci Pearl warm dims — as you lower it, the colour temperature s...
06/18/2026

Most pendants look better off than on.

Not this one.

The Vinci Pearl warm dims — as you lower it, the colour temperature shifts from crisp white to a soft amber glow. It's the kind of light that makes a room feel lived-in, not lit-up.

Available in 1, 7, and 13-light configurations.

Book a consultation → pinelighting.ca/book-a-consultation

The colour of your light matters more than the fixture you choose.Every room we walk into, the first thing we assess isn...
06/16/2026

The colour of your light matters more than the fixture you choose.
Every room we walk into, the first thing we assess isn't the fixtures — it's the colour temperature. And most homeowners don't know it's a variable until it's too late to change.

Here's the short version: warm white (2700K–3000K) is what most homes need throughout. It feels cosy, residential, and flattering. Cool white reads as clinical and harsh in living spaces — fine in a garage, not so great in a kitchen you're trying to make feel welcoming.

Mixing the two in the same space is one of the most common mistakes we see. And it's not a problem a new fixture can fix.

Save this one — colour temperature comes up in nearly every consultation we run.

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Questions about your home's lighting? Book a consultation at pinelighting.ca/book-a-consultation — we'll build a plan before decisions get locked in.

06/12/2026

"Just do what you usually do" is the most expensive sentence in a renovation.

Book a consultation before rough-in — we'll build a lighting plan for your space before decisions get locked in.

→ pinelighting.ca/book-a-consultation
📍 Kelowna + Surrey, BC

Good lighting isn't one fixture doing all the work. It's layers — and when one layer's missing, you feel it without know...
06/11/2026

Good lighting isn't one fixture doing all the work. It's layers — and when one layer's missing, you feel it without knowing why.

Here's what the three layers are and where most homes get it wrong.

Layer 1 — Ambient
The base. Usually a ceiling fixture or recessed lights. Most homes stop here and call it done. That's the problem.

Layer 2 — Task
Directed light for where you actually work: under-cabinet lighting in the kitchen, a pendant over the island, a reading lamp that points where you read. Without this, you're working in your own shadow.

Layer 3 — Accent
The layer that makes a room feel finished — not bright, but intentional. Picture lights, cove lighting, a spot on artwork. This is what changes a room from functional to designed.

Most lighting plans have the first layer and maybe half of the second. Almost none have all three working together.

Save this. It'll matter before your next reno decision.

→ Want a lighting plan built for your space? Book a paid consultation at pinelighting.ca/book-a-consultation

Most people forget the outside.They spend months on the kitchen spec, the ensuite tile, the island pendants — and then t...
06/10/2026

Most people forget the outside.
They spend months on the kitchen spec, the ensuite tile, the island pendants — and then the exterior lighting is an afterthought. Two pot lights over the garage and a porch sconce from the hardware store.

The Beach is what happens when the builder brings lighting in from the start — every space planned, inside and out.

Exterior, kitchen, dining, ensuite. Each one layered. All of it cohesive because the decisions were made before the walls closed in.

Built by

Working on a build? Talk to us before decisions get locked in.

→ pinelighting.ca/book-a-consultation

📍 Kelowna + Surrey, BC

Once the walls close, your lighting decisions are locked in. Not for months — for years. There are four questions you ne...
06/08/2026

Once the walls close, your lighting decisions are locked in. Not for months — for years. There are four questions you need answered before rough-in that your electrician can't answer:

1. How many circuits do you actually need?
2. Where should the dimmers live — and which fixtures need them?
3. What colour temperature will work with your finishes and natural light?
4. Is your ceiling height going to fight you, or work for you?

These aren't electrician questions. They're design questions. That's what a consultation is for.

Book at pinelighting.ca/book-a-consultation

Every good lighting plan has two layers: the statement pieces and the supporting cast.The statement pieces are the ones ...
06/04/2026

Every good lighting plan has two layers: the statement pieces and the supporting cast.

The statement pieces are the ones that grab you — the sculptural pendant over the dining table, the entry fixture you notice the second you walk in. The supporting cast is everything else: sconces in the ensuite, lighting at the vanity, the glow on the stairs, warm light spilling onto the deck after dark.

Walk through Red Sky with Mika Design Co. and you'll see both, working together. The statement pieces get the photos. The supporting layers are why it actually feels good to live in.

That's the difference between a home you photograph and a home you live in. Get both right and you don't have to choose.

Designed with Mika Design Co. · Built by Fawdry 🤝

Planning a build or reno? Talk to us before the electrical's locked in. Link in bio or stop by the showroom.

📍 Kelowna + Surrey | Since 1979

Warm. Moody. Layered.Bright. Airy. Minimal.Two completely different spaces — and that’s exactly the point.Great lighting...
05/27/2026

Warm. Moody. Layered.
Bright. Airy. Minimal.

Two completely different spaces — and that’s exactly the point.

Great lighting isn’t about following one trend or choosing the “right” style. It’s about creating a home that feels like you.

From dramatic statement lighting to clean, understated designs, we help bring every vision to life through thoughtful lighting plans and fixtures designed for the way you live.

Visit us in Kelowna or Surrey to explore lighting for every style of home.

05/25/2026

You walk in here thinking you need to pick a fixture.

You leave understanding how your whole house should be lit.

That's not an accident — it's how we've set up the floor. Every section is organized around how light actually works in a space: ambient, task, accent. Not by price. Not by finish. By function.

Walk through with us.

Kelowna showroom open Monday–Sunday . Surrey open too. Link in bio.

05/22/2026

The Abbott home with didn't get one overhead light per room and a shrug. Every space got two questions: what happens here, and what should it feel like?

So the bathroom got sconces beside the mirrors—not just a shadow-casting light overhead. The kitchen got a pendant scaled to the island plus sconces right where you work at the sink. The stairwell got a fixture worth looking up at. Even the laundry room got real lighting. And outside, the porch and pathway warm up as the sun drops.

Nothing fights for attention. Everything has a job. That's the difference between lighting that was planned and lighting that just… happened.

Designed with
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Planning a build or reno? Talk to us before the electrical's locked in. Link in bio.

📍 Kelowna + Surrey | Since 1979

Address

1953 Baron Road
Kelowna, BC
V1X6W2

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm

Telephone

+12508623245

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