Why Should You Consider Recessed Lighting In Your Home

Why Should You Consider Recessed Lighting In Your Home

Recessed Downlights are very common in the residential lighting system. A recessed light is a fixture that’s embedded into the ceiling (or sometimes in the wall). When setup properly, it looks as if there is a hole in the ceiling that’s emitting beautiful floodlight downwards onto a specific area. It resembles a “pot” or a “can” when you look up into the fixture and that is why it is also known as pot lights or can lights.

But why should you consider Recessed Lighting in your home?

Since the light socket and its cabling is concealed within the ceiling itself, there aren’t any exposed surfaces to dust. So it is very convenient to keep it cleaned. Other than an occasional change of bulbs, Recessed Lighting is pretty much maintenance free. It is very important because it means that you can save much money and much time.It is also quite unintrusive. Your guests may not even know it is there until you switch it on!

More importantly, recessed light is great for creating a seamless, uncluttered feel. Just as we know, lighting can effect people's feeling and mood. Moreover, this additional douse of lighting can provide a focused effect so, if you have a wonderful piece of fine art that you will like to showcase, Recessed Lighting is the answer. You can also use Recessed Lights as your only source of lighting in the room. In fact, some people have also used it in their dining room with dramatic effect – one of the main reasons popularizing the widespread use of it. But don’t forget to space them at least 25 – 30 square feet apart. Otherwise you may end up having an airport runway in your house!

Not all homes are suitable for Recessed Lighting though. If your ceiling is made up of largely concrete, contains ornamented plastering or intricate designs, you may want to consider alternatives such as a chandelier or table lamp instead.

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