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  1. Style By Emily Henderson
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    Where Do You Really Need Canned Or Recessed …

    • Yay or Nay? Personal preference! (But, I’m currently a yes) This is unpopular with designers but y’all I use my recess lights in our kitchen a lot – both for cooking and cleaning. I lean more practical this … See more

    The Mudroom

    Yay or Nay? Depends! (We didn’t this time). Now, this is considered a very utilitarian room which usually people recommend a lot of overhead task lighting (and I do, t… See more

    Style By Emily Henderson
    The Living Room

    Yay or Nay? SKIP, unless it’s also the kids’ playroom This is our fourth living room documented here on the blogand never have we had recessed lights in any of them nor wished … See more

    Style By Emily Henderson
    Bedrooms

    Yay or nay? Depends! (we mixed it up and my opinions are based on a few factors) First off, this really depends on the era of the house. For vintage houses try to avoid recessed li… See more

    Style By Emily Henderson
    Bathrooms

    Yay or nay? Personal preference (skip if you can but heavily depends on sconces) We didn’t put them in the kid’s bathroomand haven’t missed them for a second. W… See more

    Style By Emily Henderson
    What is a recessed light can?
    In lighting terminology, a "can" is a canister or cylindrical enclosure that houses a light fixture, most commonly used for recessed lighting. These housings are put in the ceiling or wall, allowing the light fixture to be embedded and illuminate without protruding from the surface.
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