2": Ultra-discreet accents—artwork, niches, columns, TV-wall sides, bar edges.

3": All-rounder for both accents and small-to-medium areas like corridors and entries.

4": Broader coverage for living/dining rooms, open plans, and higher ceilings; great for larger wall-wash runs.

The 30° tilt (60° total) lets you pull light where you need it—clean wall-washes, fewer reflections, precise accents. If your layout changes, just re-aim the beam instead of moving fixtures.

It keeps the source better shielded at larger aim angles—useful on sloped/high ceilings or when mounting closer to walls for a smoother, continuous wall-wash with fewer “hot rims.”

Not if you keep a rhythm: 2" at the perimeter for definition, 3" to punch accents, 4" for central coverage. Align rows or follow architectural axes for a clean, layered look.