Something About Recessed Light
Lighting is one of the most important elements of home décor. When done well, it combines style and function to properly illuminate a space. If you're building or renovating your home, you've probably heard of concealed lights, also known as can lights. They differ from hanging fixtures because they are mounted above the ceiling. Here are a few pros and cons of concealed lighting:
Advantages of Recessed Lighting
1. Perfect for Low Ceilings
The simple fact that these lights are mounted directly to the ceiling allows them to be used effectively in any room or space with low headroom. Recessed lights are especially useful if you're concerned about the possibility of hitting your head or someone else's head on a hanging fixture (such as a chandelier). This is perfect for bathrooms and hallways where you need as much open space as possible. As an added bonus, they also help free up more space and make the room look larger.
2. Safer Than Hanging Lights
While hanging lights are often safe and have long been used to add design or specific style to a space, there are certain situations where hanging lights can be a safety issue.
Hanging fixtures usually involve a lot of design and style work and effectively become expensive to install. They are often difficult to clean because they have intricate corners or are mounted on high ceilings. In addition, if they are damaged for any reason, hanging lights can be expensive to repair.
3. Better Light Distribution
Whereas a traditional ceiling light projects most of its lighting directly below it, a recessed light spreads the lighting more evenly. The result is better overall illumination throughout the room.
Now that you know the details of our Recessed lights, it’s time to actually do it. Shop Land Lighting’s Recessed lights for the best in modern lighting.
