REASONS WHY RECESSED LIGHTING SHOULD BE USED
With a recessed lighting arrangement, the lights are built into the ceiling. To put it another way, the lights are built into the ceiling. As they consist of a bulb inside of a can housed in the ceiling, they are also known as can lights. While this kind of lighting arrangement might be aesthetically pleasing and effective, it is not without drawbacks. The choice ultimately boils down to personal preference, although these lights often have a clean, minimalist vibe and make for good design in certain kinds of houses.
We advise reading 7 Warning Signs of Hazardous Electrical Issues if you are debating adding recessed lighting in your house. Recessed lighting may be a great option for any house, but we also want you to be safe and knowledgeable. Take a quick look at some of the benefits and drawbacks of recessed lighting configurations.
DISADVANTAGES:
Expensive
requires sizing and cutting holes in the ceiling.
difficult to move
ADVANTAGES:
Almost undetectable
Off-the-cuff/saving space Minimalist style
Lack of external hardware
Adapts to any décor
Lightweight
Clear, uniform illumination
variable radiance
Not quite persuaded? Look at some of the pictures below to see whether recessed lighting is perfect for you and to get some inspiration for your house!
