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Recessed Lights: Beauty Spots

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Supplier: Garbe's Lighting and Home Decor Key Features: Can measures 2" diameter by 2-7/8" height; canopy diameter is 2-3/4" Shade measures 2" diameter by 1-3/8" height Bulb: 12-volt, 20-watt, Xenon bi-pin Variety of clip on crystal shades available Pricing: Recessed can with bulb, $32 to $36 (2008); Shades around the same price Pricing as of 2008. Ask For: Beauty Spots Shade: DR-G363-CL; Light: DR-301 Learn more about Garbe's Lighting and Home Decor: Get Garbe's Lighting and Home Decor contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Deborah Holmes, Ebricks.com These mini-recessed canister lights can cast beautiful shadows on ceilings. The low-voltage Xenon lamps are paired with crystal shades that act as prisms, resulting in light patterns on the ceiling. Shades come in a variety of shapes and styles and clip onto the recessed cans. Crystal shades, the recessed light with canopy trim and a remote transformer are sold separately. See more product stories like this: Decorative Lighting Low Voltage Lighting Recessed Lighting Share this story:
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