ᐅ Concealing or hiding light fixture cables on the ceiling

Hello,

we need to move the lamp above the dining table.

How can the cable from the lamp be hidden so that it is no longer visible afterward?

Or, how can the cable be concealed as much as possible so that a cable pulley system (or whatever it is called) can be avoided?

So that it will look good visually?

There are small plastic cable ducts that run along the ceiling. These are less noticeable if both the ceiling and the duct are white.
With suspended ceilings, it’s easier to reposition the cables, but with concrete ceilings, this type of solution is probably your only option.

Well, I think our rope swing looks better than a cable duct. Otherwise, you could chase grooves (which is quite difficult with concrete) and plaster over them, or use something that looks like a suspended ceiling.

Installing a coving that covers the entire area from the outlet to the desired lamp position (and possibly symmetrically on the other sides of the room) might be less work than fully lowering the ceiling and can serve as additional indirect lighting.
For example, something like this:

Yes, we have a concrete ceiling, so chasing (cutting channels in the concrete) is not possible.

The idea of a suspended ceiling is actually not bad.

My question would be: do you think this would fit into our floor plan?

I don’t understand the question. A suspended ceiling is a matter of ceiling height, not floor area.