Warm or cool lighting is determined by color temperature (measured in kelvins). A lower temperature is a warmer light. A higher temperature is a cool light. See more

Perhaps warmer colors resonate with us for the evening because of the color of the evening hearthside fire. Warm light in the early morning, as might come through an east-facing … See more

Warm lighting changes our perception of the color of objects within the room from how they would look in daylight. If your room is lit with mostly warm light, your furniture or … See more

Warm, or soft white, light, is especially appropriate for cozy living spaceswhere we want to feel relaxed and comfortable. Use warm lighting to simulate evening or very early morni… See more