lämminvalkoisten

Lämminvalkoisten refers to a specific color temperature of white light, commonly found in LED and incandescent lighting. This type of light is characterized by a warm, yellowish hue, reminiscent of traditional incandescent bulbs. The term originates from Finnish, where "lämmin" means warm and "valkoisten" means white.

In terms of color temperature, lämminvalkoisten typically falls within the range of 2700 Kelvin to 3000 Kelvin on the Kelvin scale. This is considered a softer and more inviting light compared to cooler white light, which has a bluer tone and higher Kelvin rating. Lämminvalkoisten lighting is often preferred for residential settings, such as living rooms, bedrooms, and dining areas, where a cozy and relaxing atmosphere is desired. It can also be used in hospitality environments like restaurants and hotels to create a welcoming ambiance. The warm nature of the light can make spaces feel more comfortable and intimate.

When choosing light bulbs, looking for the "warm white" or a Kelvin rating between 2700K and 3000K will generally correspond to the lämminvalkoisten color temperature. This lighting choice contributes to the overall mood and aesthetic of an interior space.