How to change a recessed can light into a pendant light with no remodeling. Switch out a can light for a beautiful pendant or chandelier light in just minutes with no remodeling!

Convert A Recessed Light To A Pendant Light

The easy way to install recessed LED lights or puck lights

An easy and inexpensive way to replace old recessed lights with an updated LED Recessed Light, no rewiring required! Okay guys, this one was just too good not to share. If you have old, dated recessed lights around your house, today’s post is for you my friend. I’ve had replacing the old brass recessed lights…

When I recently re-did my master bathroom one of the things I did was upgrade the lighting. I installed sconce lighting to go wit...

This post really should be titled: How to convert a can light in 5 minutes or less (if you aren't shooting tutorial photos every 30 seconds), and why did it take me 6 months to

This post really should be titled: How to convert a can light in 5 minutes or less (if you aren't shooting tutorial photos every 30 seconds), and why did it take me 6 months to

Many people have recessed can lights, sometimes called pot lights, in their home. They have been around since the 1950's and are loved for their ability to provide light while staying somewhat inconspicuous. There are some drawbacks though - they require room in the ceiling (which is not always available) and they are notorious for leaking air (which is not good for energy efficiency). Luckily, there is now a better alternative to recessed can lights.

Lighting can transform any space, and the right choice can significantly enhance the aesthetics and functionality of your home. One popular and versatile option is can lighting, also known as recessed lighting. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore how to use a can light calculator, the best can lighting options for various spaces in your home, including kitchens, vaulted ceilings, drop ceilings, and bathrooms