We just bought a home and I was setting up the area where the basement bar is. One thing we missed during inspection is that all four outlets in the room are tied to one switch, as are the 4 LED recessed lights. So if I turn the switch off, the kegorator and fridge will turn off too. My thought was to try and replace those LED lights with Philips HUE that I can shut off on my phone. However, I'm not 100% sure if that will work. When I tried to pull the lights down, they don't come out all the way...it looks like they are spring loaded and I didn't want to mess around with them too much . There is crawlspace right above that area and I'm thinking the seller may have installed there. Anyway, any tips on the best way to get these down? Would it be easier to switch the outlets to a different switch? Regardless I would probably need to find an easy way to change these bulbs in time. Any help is appreciated!

Hi all, I have a small 14'x13' living room with 8ft ceiling that I would like to change the lighting in. I currently have a single candelabra/fan unit in the center of the room. I'm considering removing the fan completely because we never use it, and it seems to eat up the open space making the room look smaller. I don't think the ceiling fan is original to the house (built in '92). If it is, the electrician didn't run two hots to the box so that the fan and lights would have separate wall switches. I am considering the ultra low profile ceiling LEDs I am seeing around the web. I like that I can just cut some circles in the drywall ceiling and lay the LED drivers up there. I think I can manage getting romex around the ceiling. My questions are... [LIST] [*]How do I pick the size of the recessed fixture? I'm thinking 4", especially if that means I can or should put more in for even coverage. The room is small, but I would like to prevent shadows if I can. The layout I am thinking about right now would be the 4x corners of a rectange with a 5th in the center where the fan is now (to reuse the hole). [*]How far should I put these from the walls? [*]The room neighbors the kitchen, which you can see into, and I have all of the lighting in there at 5000k. Should I warm up the living room a touch to 4000k? Or is 5000k acceptable in a living room? I like 5000k as the light doesn't seem to discolor things. Pretty sure i don't want 3000k. [/LIST] Currently looking at [URL="http://a.co/d/h7hNvLy"]this set[/URL].