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  • LED Edison Bulbs Color

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    LED Edison Bulbs Color

    Choosing the correct color temperature for your LED Edison Bulbs.

    Once upon a time, in the dark ages of lighting (before LED bulbs had their shining moment), we were stuck with about as much choice as a picky eater at a fast-food joint. Yep, we're talking about color temperature, folks—the Kelvin (K) scale that determines whether your light leans more towards sunny yellow or icy blue.

    Back in the day, our incandescent bulbs bathed us in a cozy 2700K glow. It was like a warm, familiar hug from your favorite blanket. But hold on to your lampshades, because now we live in the era of LED domination! Cue the applause, people!

    With LEDs leading the charge, we now have more options than ever before. It's like being a kid in a candy store, except the candy is light and your sweet tooth craves the perfect ambience. But hey, don't sweat it—I'm here to shed some witty enlightenment on this bright and bewildering world of LED bulb choices.

    So, should you stick to one color temperature and make your home look like a factory assembly line? Absolutely not! Variety is the spice of life, my dear illuminators. Different rooms call for different moods, and that's where the magic happens.

    Imagine strutting into your living room, all cool and confident, and being greeted by a warm, inviting glow. That's the magic of a lower color temperature—around 2700K. It's like a sunset radiating comfort and relaxation. Perfect for cozy evenings with a glass of wine and a Netflix binge.

    But wait, let's journey to the kitchen, the domain of culinary creations and fancy chef hats. Here, you want a cooler, crisper vibe—maybe around 4000K. Think of it as the culinary equivalent of fresh ingredients on a pristine white cutting board. The whites look whiter, the colors pop, and your cooking game reaches new heights.

    And for the bathroom, that sacred space where personal grooming reigns supreme, you'll want to up the ante with a higher color temperature—around 5000K. It's like stepping into a professional studio where every detail is impeccably illuminated. Your makeup application becomes an art form, and even your toothpaste sparkles like diamonds.

    So, my fellow light enthusiasts, embrace the kaleidoscope of LED bulb options. It's your chance to play Picasso with photons, painting your home in a symphony of light. Mix and match color temperatures to create the perfect ambiance for each space. Your house will be the talk of the town, and your guests will bask in the glory of your illuminated genius.

    Remember, the world is your light bulb buffet, so go forth and choose wisely. Let there be light—witty, dazzling light!

     

    Color Temp Chart

    Let’s talk about what is recommended for each application, or room.

    1. Kitchen - It ranges from 2700K - 5000K.  You would generally want a cooler higher temperature light when cooking or making breakfast in the mornings.  The cooler light mimics daylight which will make you feel awakened and attentive. If you have an island or a table in the kitchen where you would sometimes eat dimmer, a warmer light could be used on any light fixture hanging over that area.

    2. Dining Room - Between 3,000K to 5000K.  Our dining rooms usually take different forms. Anywhere from a spacious room to a small nook of the kitchen.  Whatever the size or style, a dining room where we eat our meals and gather for special occasions should have soft natural tones light and not too bright.  It is best to use dimmers with those dining room fixtures.

    3. Living Room - 2200K to 3000K - Sitting with friends, family, or just by yourself the living room light should be relaxing and ambient.  Avoid high-temperature lights, use dimmers, and a few different lighting sources. Like table lamps, floor lamps, recessed lights, and hanging fixtures.

    4. Bedroom - 2700K to 3000K - The atmosphere should be calm and relaxing.  Warm low-temperature lights which produce fire like light make it easier for us to sleep, get ready to sleep and just be at ease.

    5. Bathroom - 3000K to 6000K - A cooler higher temperature where you would shave or put on makeup is a good idea.

    6. Outside patio - 2200K to 3000K - Very warm fire like light color looks and feels better when sitting outside.  If you have more than one light sources you can use some warmer and some cooler

    7. Holway - 2700K to 4000K - Match the rest of the house.

    8. Home office - 3000K To 5000K - Using a coop white lights in your office space will make it easier to stay focused, alert and energized through the day.

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