Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

What do you consider "fair" for ceiling spotlights in solid construction with a filigree ceiling? So Halox box + wiring without light source

Have a look inside a modern motorhome, 1. Ceiling spotlights as general lighting just bright and uncomfortable, great for puzzling, and 2. Ambient lighting, cozy and inviting. I would never plaster the ceiling with spots (that was the last craze in the seventies, so 50 years ago). Fair is €200 per piece, whoever wants that should also pay for it

Take a look inside a modern motorhome,
1. Ceiling spots as general lighting are simply bright and uncozy, great for puzzling, and
2. Ambient lighting, cozy and inviting.
I would never plaster the ceiling with spots (that was all the rage in the seventies, so 50 years ago).
200€ each is fair, whoever wants that should also pay for it

And unlike lamps, you can’t change them. If I don’t like a lamp in a few years, I just hang a new one. With spots? We have those outside in the roof compartment for exterior lighting, they’re great there. But inside, I wouldn’t have them installed. Maybe at most in the hallway.

We would have to pay 129...

But we are considering only making light outlets for 38... And then surface-mounted spots (hallway ground floor, bathroom, kitchen)

But you don't see much of an integrated spot. I wouldn't know why you'd necessarily want to change it.

We have spots in the ground floor hallway and above the showers, I wouldn't necessarily do much more than that.

We would have to pay 129...

But we are considering only making light outlets for 38... And then surface-mounted spots (hallway ground floor, bathroom, kitchen)

For what exactly now? Because you write with wiring but without light bulbs? Light bulbs would actually be what is colloquially called a "bulb" that you screw into the socket. Then the spot and possibly transformer etc. would already be included...

You probably mean that the cables to the spots are all already laid? Just be careful not to deceive yourself... under certain circumstances, you won't be much cheaper with surface-mounted lights either. But it really depends on your requirements.

And in general. I also don't understand the general aversion some have against recessed lights. Especially since they can be very versatile. And of course you are not quite as free as with a light outlet but of course I can replace them later. Because of the given dimensions you are somewhat limited but it’s not like only one recessed light will fit. And here too, a recessed light is not the same as a spot.

But I am also against scattering spots like in a minefield. You just have to think and combine. One does not exclude the other.

But you don’t see much of an integrated spotlight. I wouldn’t know why you’d definitely want to replace it then.

We have spotlights in the ground floor hallway and above the showers, I wouldn’t necessarily do much more than that

Because tastes change, and people want to have nice lamps… Not so much in the hallway and shower, but some even want them in the living room.