QUOTE(weikee @ Jan 4 2012, 10:08 PM)
Warm white is 830
When you buy bulb check the number, usually is like 820 (or was it 827), than 840 (845), than 865 (or 860). x20 is yellow like incandescent bulb, x65 is like conventional T8 light, x40 in between.
http://www.lightbulbs-direct.com/article/colour-temperature/Off topic a bit... Do you guys use warm light or white light for your downlights? Or half-half?
Added on January 4, 2012, 11:58 pmQUOTE(lowlowc @ Jan 4 2012, 12:45 PM)
Hi all, after house is finally painted and lamps installed, seems like my house is too bright, yellow, brown. My hubby said it's ok but I feel not right. Is it?
First pic is living room. The paint color I wanna buy not available, so I had to choose base on their catalog. Ended up my feature wall too light brown and other walls too yellow. Paired with yellow light, it's very bright. Im thinking to repaint feature wall to dark brown, or tone down with curtain or furniture?
2nd pic is master bedroom. Original color reddish earth for feature wall, others beige color. Again, with yellow light is too bright.
Tone down with furniture or curtain again? Actually I like this color during the day.
Sorry to say, it doesn't work for me. The featured wall, not so bad. But the yellow wall very difficult to 'match' with your furniture.
If i were you, i re-paint the yellow wall with
timeless white color.
Btw, this is my personal preference ya.
This post has been edited by JollySheep: Jan 4 2012, 11:59 PM