Welcome to this fifth blog post of my New Home Project series. This series of posts reviews the lighting projects that I have undertaken in my new home since moving in to it in September 2009. To be honest, most of these projects have been completed some time ago. It was my goal to write a post after each project, but time just gets away from you sometimes. I cannot believe that it has been over 2 years since moving into my home.
This project involved adding seven 4-inch recessed cans throughout the first floor of my house.
- Four low voltage adjustable recessed trims for accent lighting.
- Three line voltage PAR halogen recessed baffle trims for general lighting.
- Each recessed fixture included a remodel housing. Continue reading »
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