4" Recessed Lighting

I don't know about you, but I find the area of recessed lighting to be, well, a bit intimidating. I know our lighting designer is comfortable and knowledgeable in this area. Which is good, since all of us here at Total Recessed Lighting go to him for a lot of our questions. To help all of us out with this,  we've made a series of videos designed to help out with some of the basics in regards to 4" recessed lighting. We hope you find them useful.

Just a quick list and links for you:

1). Learn the many added benefits and features of our 4" line voltage recessed housings that separate us from standard 4" housings you typically find at home improvement centers and discount warehouses.

2). Learn how to remove a 4" recessed socket plate from a 4" recessed housing.

3).  Item list of what is needed to install a 4" recessed eyeball in standard 4" recessed housings with a fixed socket typically found at popular home improvement centers.

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Oh, bring on the bling! That's what I say...

Looking for that "wow" factor in your recessed lighting design? It's really easy with the family of decorative glass trims (especially in the 4" low voltage section) offered at Total Recessed Lighting. Whether you are trying to achieve accent lighting, task lighting or general lighting in your space, you can accomplish all that while making your own distinctive design statement.

I must confess to being a bit of a 'raven'-I am very partial to things that are bright and shiny. Which will help to explain my enthusiasm for the decorative glass trims. Not to mention that I am an artist, so these have a special place in my heart. They are art in themselves. These decorative (aka deco) glass trims are colorful, stylish, beautiful, sexy (yes, I said it, sexy), architectural and artful all rolled up into one. The hardest part would be in making a decision as there is a large offering of styles and colors to choose from.

One of the key design elements for  lighting a room is to have different 'layers' of light. By layers, we are talking about task lighting, general lighting and accent lighting. The next time you walk into a well designed space, take a look at how the lighting is done. You'll see this in hotel lobbys, spas, high end model homes-notice how good everything looks. These layers of light add not only drama, but depth to your space.

We put together a video for you in hopes that it will give you a better idea as to how they look. Mind you, it's just a small sampling of the trims that Total Recessed Lighting has to offer.  Do check out the video (if a picture is worth a thousand words-a video is worth a million words) and see what you think.

If you need help or have question in regards to these trims and appropriate applications, feel free to contact us and our professional staff will be more than happy to help you with your design questions. We are one of the few companies out there that actually has an in-house lighting design expert.

If you use these gorgeous glass trims in your project, send us your 'before' and 'after' pictures. We'd love to post them here on our blog.

We just added 2" Recessed Lighting Trims and 2" Recessed Lighting Housings to our Total Recessed Lighting web site.

Also, we lowered our prices on many of our low voltage 4" Recessed Lighting Trims, low voltage 4" Recessed Lighting Housings, line voltage 4" Recessed Lighting Trims and line voltage 4" Recessed Housings.