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Choose color temperature for each room
A practical way to choose warm white, natural white, or daylight by room and activity.
Color temperature changes how a room feels before you notice the fixture itself. Warm white works well where people relax, natural white keeps daily tasks comfortable, and daylight helps in spaces that need sharper visibility.
For bedrooms, lounges, and dining areas, start around 2700K to 3000K. For kitchens, vanities, and work corners, 4000K is usually easier to use. Reserve 6500K for storage rooms, utility areas, and places where clarity matters more than softness.
When matching multiple lights in one visible area, keep the color temperature consistent. A room with mixed 3000K and 6500K fixtures can feel accidental even when every product is good on its own.