Oh my. Today’s choice is of spot lights and down lights. The kitchen and dining area will have those elegant lights sunk into the ceiling (downlights in Norwegian, who knows what they’re called in English), and the hall and one bedrooom will have spot lights on tracks. The sofa area will have more intimate lighting. Doesn’t that sound sexy? So anyway, I’m choosing spot lights, and look, one of the suggestions is called Jilly. Of course I find it the most beautiful. But oh my, they’re expensive… Might have to keep looking.
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At least where I am (Southern California), lights sunk into the ceiling are often called can lights, though I’ve also seen them described as recessed lights or recessed can lights. We plan on using them liberally during our remodeling.