Recessed spotlights & luminaires.
Recessed luminaires and recessed spotlights are a great way to illuminate rooms in any living area. Choose from recessed ceiling lights, recessed wall lights or recessed floor lights. You can create fantastic shadow-free lighting from these different recessed spots.
High-quality recessed spotlights - practical, effective, full of impact
Recessed luminaires are very space-saving luminaires, can be used flexibly and bring atmospheric light with great effect into the rooms of your home: recessed lamps impress with their versatile lighting options. Recessed in ceilings, floors or walls, recessed lamps can be fully integrated into their surroundings, depending on the recess depth, or they can deliberately stand out a little in the room to specifically emphasise the design.
Recessed lamps are among the luminaires that provide ambient lighting by ensuring sufficient brightness. A recessed luminaire can also provide accent lighting by creating exciting effects or, for example, installed in stair treads to provide greater safety and orientation. Thus, high-quality recessed LED spotlights are the ideal solution for saving space but not optics. Great luminaires, then!
Different variations of recessed spotlights for indoor use
There are different variants of recessed luminaires because these lamps can be used almost anywhere to illuminate a room. For example, indoors, as atmospheric light on the bathroom ceiling or above the bathroom mirror. You can also set great accents in the living room or bedroom with LED recessed spotlights. In addition, recessed luminaires can be used as orientation lights in the hallway or stairwell, as practical luminaires in the kitchen under wall units or anywhere outdoors. Recessed luminaires, like LED recessed spotlights or LED recessed panels, create a beautiful lighting atmosphere - especially if their light source is also dimmable.
Creating a cosy atmosphere on the terrace with recessed floor luminaires
For example Recessed floor luminaires on the terrace or in the conservatory create a cosy atmosphere, as do recessed wall luminaires. And even outside your own four walls, such as in office buildings, shops, hotels or restaurants, these luminaires create the right atmosphere thanks to their versatility.
Recessed ceiling luminaires for great illumination
In order to create the right atmosphere with luminaires in your rooms in the best possible way, we at Skapetze have a very large selection of different recessed luminaires and lamps in general, which are convincing both in price and performance. With great Recessed ceiling luminaires you can, for example, completely illuminate your bathroom with several spots on the ceiling. These luminaires are particularly suitable for installation in suspended plasterboard ceilings and panelled ceilings.
Avoiding stumbling hazards with recessed wall luminaires
Signposting Recessed wall lighting can then be usefully recessed in walls or above stair treads to avoid tripping hazards. And recessed spotlights are also available for the floor. With their upward beam of light, they create great lighting effects in long corridors and on large-area walls of the room, for example.
Recessed luminaires and recessed spotlights with special extras
In addition, these different types of recessed luminaires are available with various extras. They are available as particularly energy-efficient LED recessed luminaires, LED recessed spotlights or LED recessed panels that not only have a long service life. No, they are also energy-saving. For even more flexibility and individual adaptability dimmable recessed lamps ideal. But recessed spots from the s.LUCE iLight collection with Smart Light function also fit the bill very well in this case. Why? Because they are dimmable and the light colour can be adjusted. So you can then easily choose between warm white, neutral white and cool white.
Large selection of recessed luminaires and recessed spotlights
You will find an overview of the different recessed spotlights here so that you always have everything directly in view:
- Classic recessed ceiling luminaires
- Exciting recessed wall luminaires
- Recessed floor luminaires as pathway or effect luminaires
- Modern LED recessed luminaires
- LED recessed panels for even large rooms
- Dimmable recessed luminaires for flexible brightness adjustment
Efficient LED recessed luminaires & LED recessed spotlights
Nowadays, LED is the of choice. Especially for recessed spotlights. And there is a good reason for this. A so-called "light-emitting diode" is currently the most innovative technology in the lighting sector, which is also constantly evolving and becoming ever more intelligent. An LED light source is particularly economical in terms of energy consumption, has a long service life and impresses with its high quality of colour rendering.
Modern LED recessed luminaires, LED recessed spots and LED recessed spotlights are therefore particularly popular and often directly equipped with permanently installed LEDs. However, LED recessed luminaires are of course also available without permanently installed light sources, which in turn facilitates later replacement. In most cases, however, this is not necessary with recessed LED luminaires because of their long service life .
LED recessed panels for wide-area illumination
In addition, there are LED recessed panels instead of LED recessed luminaires for large-area illumination in the room, which do not have the shape of a small round LED recessed spotlight but are also available in a larger recessed diameter and in angular shapes. Thanks to the high-quality light sources, such LED panels are the energy-saving alternative to traditional recessed louvre luminaires and are particularly suitable for large-area lighting.
Advantages of recessed lamps with LEDs
LEDs are particularly advantageous for recessed luminaires because of their compact, flat design. Thus, LED recessed luminaires equipped with this light source usually do not have to be recessed so deeply into walls or ceilings, take up less space there and make installation much easier.
In addition, LED recessed luminaires generate less heat, which would have to be dissipated behind the wall in the case of halogen lamps, for example. This is precisely what makes installation easier. Even if there is little free space behind a suspended wall cladding, these luminaires will find sufficient space.
Diverse properties of recessed spotlights
As varied as the different types of recessed spotlights are, so too are the individual products in terms of their properties and accessories. There are a number of things to consider. On the one hand, it is important to decide on the right beam angle, which depends on the intended use. Do you want to illuminate a larger area? A wide beam angle of about 48 or 60 degrees makes sense.
Recessed spotlight with integrated motion detector
If, on the other hand, a painting or other object in the room needs to be specifically highlighted, it is better to choose a narrow angle for the LED luminaire. If recessed spotlights are to be used for suitable orientation lighting such as recessed wall luminaires, it makes sense to consider an integrated motion detector as an accessory.
Installation depth of recessed luminaires
There are also different recess depths for recessed LED luminaires. Some disappear almost completely into ceilings, floors or walls, while others protrude slightly. Here, too, it is important to weigh up whether the individual luminaire should deliberately be visible or whether it should be flush after installation.
Dimmable recessed spotlights for greater flexibility
It is also important to consider how much flexibility is needed in lighting with recessed luminaires: Should the brightness be adjustable for different room moods and should the luminaire or its light source thus be dimmable? So it is worth buying a dimmable recessed spotlight.
Swivelling recessed luminaires
Do you want to be able to change the direction of the light beam, i.e. do you want the recessed luminaire to swivel? Do you want recessed ceiling or floor luminaires to shine not just rigidly upwards to the ceiling or downwards but to be directed at a specific area in the room? Then there are extra swivelling recessed lamps for this purpose. Especially if the furnishings, such as the sofa, need to be moved, they can be easily realigned.
Permanently installed lamps
It is also important to consider whether you want a permanently installed lamp or not. This makes it difficult to replace them later, which is rarely or never necessary, especially with modern LEDs.
Recessed spotlights with Smart Light
Do you need warm, cosy lighting or do you prefer cold light? Or should this also remain adjustable? The Smart Light LED recessed luminaires from Skapetze are particularly suitable for a wide range of colour options. Their lights can be controlled with the accessories of a remote control or smartphone and are also dimmable. Maximum choice and maximum flexibility are possible here.
Flexible recessed luminaires with great effects
As versatile as this type of luminaire is, it can also be used flexibly as lighting. Whether in living rooms, business premises, restaurants or retail outlets, recessed spotlights cut a fine figure everywhere. In the home or in restaurants, the lamps are particularly suitable as effect lighting because they do not just shine down rigidly from the ceiling.
Creating great patterns
On living room or restaurant walls, recessed luminaires can be used, for example, to create great patterns or to highlight pictures by directing the beam of light onto them from above or below. With recessed floor spotlights as tile luminaires, a bathroom then becomes a real wellness oasis. Placed around the bathtub or at the washbasin, they accentuate it and create a relaxed atmosphere.
Creating a starry sky for the little ones
But several recessed ceiling spots are also very popular in bathrooms for exactly the same effect, especially often with a dimming function to suit the various activities in the bathroom. In bedrooms or Children's rooms even romantic starry skies can be created with this lighting - there are no limits to the effects and decorative elements that can be created here.
Recessed luminaires and recessed spotlights as functional lighting
Recessed luminaires do not necessarily have to serve as effect luminaires, however; they can just as well be used as classic and sensible Office lighting or in study rooms. For larger rooms, recessed LED panels are very suitable. In shops, recessed spotlights can be used to highlight individual products by swivelling the luminaires so that they shine directly on them. In some cases, they are installed directly in the shelves or even illuminate the individual products from below.
A good example of where such LED lighting makes sense is a perfumery or jewellery shop. Recessed luminaires shine through diamonds or perfume bottles from below, making them gleam and attracting customers' attention.
Better orientation and safety with recessed luminaires
But recessed wall or floor luminaires are also particularly suitable as safety and orientation luminaires. Mounted at the edge of paths or stairs, they show the way even in the dark and mark tripping hazards. And the luminaires are not just for a specific purpose; they also provide a modern lighting design.
Mounting recessed spotlights
Mounting recessed luminaires may not be quite as quick and easy as, say, table or floor luminaires that are simply plugged into a socket. But the effort is worthwhile.
Suspended ceilings or wall panelling are best suited because there is usually enough space behind them to insert the lamps and their cables. Then the holes have to be cut out to the right size, the installation depth taken into account and the power connection laid. To ensure that everything is done properly so that the recessed luminaires work and fit perfectly, it makes sense to call in a specialist.
However, if you do not have such ceiling or wall panelling, it is certainly possible to retrofit it in most rooms. Here, too, you should get help from experts.
Reaching your goal with the right lighting design
If you are still in the middle of construction or renovation, it is best to plan the installation of recessed luminaires at an early stage. This will prevent unnecessary extra work, as power connections and drilling can then be carried out directly during the construction or renovation phase. When buying recessed panels or recessed spotlights, you should therefore first consider your spatial conditions. Our Skapetze team will be happy to advise you and, if you wish, will also design a complete lighting system for you Lighting concept.