What is the purpose of the room?

It has passed inspection already. Thanks, they are bedrooms

The floorplans were made by the architect in collaboration with the general contractor. The rooms don't have to be 8ft wide because of a clause that indicates homes with more than 10 bedrooms can have a 7 ft room

If recessed ceiling lights are a no-go perhaps one wall sconce near entry and then table lighting.

You can get a recessed can light that pulls out from the ceiling on an angle. i have some in my house that are pointed at artwork. That might work.

Thanks for info. If the house already has ten bedrooms with more tiny bedrooms being added, and the homeowner has an architect, then the architect should be specifying lighting fixtures. Maid's rooms (very small like this) often had simple one-bulb overhead lighting or one wall sconce. If the architect wants the style to blend in with the older rooms, they probably have a good idea what they want.

Why would you need ceiling lights? Lamps plugged in to switched outlets would be more reasonable to light this space.

I have 2 of theese brand new never opened with warranty id sell 120 ea

They look amazing, but im not sure I'd have use for them as they are a bit too modern for my decor style.

Really, recessed is the only reasonable choice (LED retrofits are pretty good for low profile and ambient light), or live with lamps on a switched outlet. Alternatively, drywall above the bottom of the joists and hang stretches of track light along each beam.

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Thanks, I just ordered LED recessed lights in 4 inch and 6 inch