When we tell you that recessed spotlights are popular, what we are really saying is that they are everywhere, really everywhere. Shops, living rooms, kitchens, dressing rooms, corridors, living rooms, bathrooms, ... indoors, there is hardly any environment where they cannot be used. Although they are so widespread, they remain little known and the variety of solutions they offer is often poorly exploited. Appreciated for their luminous efficiency and easy and durable installation, they offer a great capacity for adaptation. In short, there is a recessed spot for every situation.
In the shop window, LED technology can be used to enhance items with an attractive light tone, while in the home, a soothing light will help create a warm atmosphere. To name but a few, adjustable spotlights, downlights or concrete recessed lights are among the solutions for bringing a modern touch to the interior thanks to an elegant and discreet format, integrated directly into the ceiling.
The number of different models is both the strength and weakness of these lights. It's easy to get lost in the vast choice and unclear technical terms. Ledixa offers you an accessible guide to four common types of recessed LED spotlights.
