Best Lighting Solutions: Recessed Lights vs. Flush Mounts
Planning a well-balanced interior is something more than a layout plan. First, let’s understand the difference between recessed lights and flush mount light fixtures.
Recessed light fixtures
Recessed lighting is light fixtures that are positioned inside the ceiling, wall, or floor. Also known as can lights and downlights, the light from the fixture project outward.
The light fixture also includes a “housing (it keeps the wires and electrical connections safe and hidden from the general view) or “trim” (small visible parts which hold the light bulb)
Types of trims
Baffle trim
Reflector
Gimbal and eyeball
Shower light
Benefits
They can be installed flat onto the ceiling. It is a good choice for narrow houses with low ceilings.
The lights do not disturb other room decor elements.
One can use lights with higher IP ratings inside wet spaces (bathroom)
The amiable choice for living rooms and stairways.
These fixtures provide directional lighting to artifacts and other decor elements.
Flush mount light fixtures
They are installed close to the wall or ceilings and do not accumulate much dust. These light fixtures are available in different shapes and sizes.
Benefits
The lights deliver ambient brightness over a larger area.
Flush mounts are available in different shapes and sizes.
Flush mounts are a good choice for small rooms with low ceilings.
These light fixtures do not face dust accumulation, so they are easy to clean.
The lights are low profile and work better than chandeliers and pendants.
The lights are compact and easy to install.
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