Warm white or cool white light bulbs

Such a shock when reading this post from 4 years ago, seeing Gillybobs name

It sounds like you're sensitive to the color temperature difference between cool white and warm white lighting. Many people find that cool white lighting (often around 4000K-5000K) helps with focus and clarity, while warm white (around 2700K-3000K) creates a cozy, relaxing atmosphere but can feel too orange or dim for some. Your reaction isn’t unusual—cool white lighting tends to be more energizing and less harsh than warm white for tasks like reading or working. It's great you're able to switch back to what feels best for you! More details: www.wowowfaucet.com/cool-white-or-warm-white-for-bathrooms/

I've never been a fan of fluorescent lighting- Even as a child- I prefer rooms to look more gas-lit- So I picked up some Edison bulbs- They're too bright on the eyes without shades, but with shades they're perfect- Oddly enough they're LED and not standard, but they emit great color-

I've always been a fan of neon lights! Just not for lighting home interiors-

Every bulb is warm white. I hate the cool white bulbs they make a house look like commercial premises.

Warm white-

I use biobulbs made by ecozone. Biobulbs are very good for winter sad and for doing close work and they don`t flicker, they closely replicate natural sunlight. They are relatively expensive so I made darn sure to replace all of these from my previous house with cheap bulbs.I have a mix, some of the table lamps have a warmer-looking light. Depends on my needs

The three primary types of colour temperature for lamps are:

Warm White (2700K – 3000K),
Cool White (3500K – 4100K),
Daylight (5000K – 6500K).

The higher the degrees Kelvin, the whiter the colour temperature.

I work for an LED manufacturing company .

The different temperature colours aren’t made by different companies .

Cool white and warm white are from one company and daylight white is made by a different one completely. Cool white is like clinical/sterile looking really white bright ideal for kitchens and bathrooms (and doctors surgery), warm white is warmer/cosier looking sometimes casts a hint of yellow with orange tint so ideal for bedrooms and living areas (normally). As for daylight white they are somewhere in between the other two types previously mentioned and can be found mostly in hallways or utility rooms. I once worked in big hardware store.

I go for daylight white bulbs in the kitchen, bathroom, hall and landing, warm white elsewhere. Daylight bulbs are in between warm white and cool white, I love them.

I use these Phillips Warm White and they're lovely. They are not orange at all, in fact they seem quite white to me. I wouldn't want them any whiter.

I’ve got both . Cool white in my kitchen, hallway and bathroom. Warmer white in my lounge and bedrooms .