If you're talking about the can lights, you can use any dim marble led bulb. If you are looking for some great LED tape light here's a good source.

http://www.parts-express.com/lavolta-kit-1-rgb-300-led-16-ft-tape-lighting-strip-12-vdc-waterproof-ip65-44-key-remote-6a--073-086

Here's a theater that I used those lights for the riser.

Use a H5ICAT recessed made by Halo available everywhere. Then install a screw-in Cree flood type light source from Home Depot. Hope this is helpful !! ClearLED.biz

hey digital logic systems and clear lighting and electrical design .. well I would like to recreate the exact same or at least closest effect possible seen in the picture I posted ..going by the projector home theater I wouldnt be wanting too much lights so decided to graze the on the wall just like these ones seen in the picture cause im gonna use the same colors for the fabric .. the problem is not the wall grazing part. . but how to do the grazing and illuminate the floors so well as seen in the picture ..

I thank you for the time you have invested . hope to hearing ur replies

Some of the illumination may have been provided by the photographer in this image. Recessed fixtures with specular chrome trims will also produce this type of light spread.

thank you . I'll look into those specifications when purchasing

also should I go for warm or day light color led

thank you in advance .

LED bulbs are a great way to illuminate your room. We revamped our room recently and opted for the LED bulbs from IKEA. And, my, are they a wonder?!

You can dim these lights or brighten them, the choice is yours. The more you dim their LEDARE bulb, the warmer the light gets, so you can easily create soft and cosy lighting in the room. It doesn't end here, the LED light source consumes up to 85% less energy and lasts 20 times longer than incandescent bulbs.