When the sun sets and the deck light pops on, an unseen design element brings new life to your landscape: outdoor lighting.

One of the key factors to consider when selecting lighting is the color temperature—warm or cool. The wrong light can make a room feel cold and uncomfortable, while the right one can create a ...

In general, Augustin recommends using cool lights high in the room (such as in overhead lighting) and warm lights lower (in table or floor lamps), for optimal functionality and mood. When you’re ...

If, that is, you can figure out which one to buy. LED light bulbs are not generally labeled as “warm” or “cool”; that would be too easy. That information is typically buried in the fine ...

Warm, soft lighting generates calm and relaxed feelings, while cool lighting favors activities such as studying or working as it stimulates energy.” This is precisely why exposure to blue lights ...