So I wanted to get some undercabinet lighting for the kitchen to both create nice accent lighting in the evening when the main kitchen light is off, and to function as task lighting when working on the countertops preparing food. Our main kitchen light is a fluorescent tube light that lights up the kitchen brightly, but due to it's central location in the ceiling casts lots of shadows on the counter when you're working.
Turns out Ikea has a lot of affordable home lighting solutions. I ended up buying 2x 3 packs and 1x 1 pack of LEDBERG for about $40 total. The biggest advantage to their system is cost and the quality/type of light being thrown (seeing that they're LED spotlights, vs strips). The disadvantage is that each 'kit' requires a separate plug and switch. I solved these problems by drilling holes in the underside of the cabinets and running all the wires at the back of them. I then installed a 3x powerbar INSIDE the corner cabinet, ran the plug through the bottom of the cabinet and plugged it into one of the counter plugs. The 3 switches for the 7 lights got glued just inside the door of the corner cabinet, so to turn on/off all the lights you can just open one cabinet door and all the switches are lined up there ready for you.
The final result is....satisfying. I'm really happy with how it looks. It brightens up the kitchen just enough, and provides enough light so as to able to perform small tasks like pouring a drink even with the main kitchen light off.