Collection: Regressed Recessed Lights

Regressed recessed lights are fixtures where the light source is set deeper inside the housing or trim, rather than flush with the ceiling. This design reduces glare and creates a softer, more comfortable beam of light.

They’re ideal for living rooms, bedrooms, offices, and hospitality spaces where glare-free lighting is important. Regressed trims are also popular in modern interiors for their clean, architectural look.

By positioning the LED or bulb deeper within the fixture, the light source is less visible. This creates a more controlled beam and minimizes direct glare, making the space more comfortable for the eyes.

Yes. The recessed position helps direct light downward or at an angle without spill, making regressed trims excellent for highlighting artwork, walls, or architectural details.

Absolutely. While the deeper placement softens the visual effect, modern LED regressed lights deliver strong lumen output. Multiple fixtures can be used to achieve general illumination.

Most LED regressed recessed fixtures are dimmable with compatible dimmer switches, giving you control over mood and brightness levels in any room.

Yes, though they are especially effective in spaces where glare control is desired. Just be mindful of spacing and beam angle to maintain even coverage in low-ceiling rooms.

Yes, they come in common sizes such as 2", 3", 4", and 6". Smaller sizes are often used for accent or task lighting, while larger sizes provide broader general illumination.

Some models are damp- or wet-rated, making them suitable for bathrooms, showers, or covered outdoor applications. Always check the fixture’s UL rating before installation.

As an authorized dealer, Afterimage Lighting offers premium regressed recessed fixtures backed by full manufacturer warranties. Our experts provide guidance on sizing, placement, and dimming to achieve professional results.