Spots in the ceiling of the hallway - What light intensity?

Hello everyone, since we want spotlights on the ceiling of the hallway, I am currently looking around and simply asking for your opinion. The ceiling height after lowering is 2.40m. In the attached floor plan, the hallway is shaded in gray and goes around the corner. The dashed line is not a wall, but a beam hanging under the ceiling, which reduces the room height here to 2.25m and of course cannot accommodate spotlights. The hallway has no windows. An orange area is part of the kitchen, basically a counter, open to the hallway and should be illuminated. How would you arrange spotlights here overall? How many are needed? Which models and light intensity? The hallway has two light switches that control all lamps. Thanks and regards Hendrik -- I apparently have no rights to upload a file. :( -- I will have to try again later.

Why are you worrying about such stuff? Ask the electrician how it is best done, and have it installed that way. That’s what he is a master electrician for, you are a hairdresser. Karsten

The ceiling height is 2.40m after being lowered.

Then, in my opinion, spotlights are not the right choice.
It already gets really tight and can definitely feel oppressive.

Then, in my opinion, spotlights would not be the means of choice. It gets really tight and can definitely feel oppressive.

Well, the alternative, to hang a lamp from the ceiling as well and thus come even lower, isn't really one either, is it?

There are different options. One would be Paulmann U-Rail. If the ceiling is already quite low, I wouldn't necessarily go any lower. And a system that hangs in the middle under the ceiling will not give the same feeling as a suspended ceiling.