Design Sketches
High CRI values (above 90) will make your furniture, paint, flooring, and faces look their best. Warm dimming mimics the amber shift of traditional incandescent and can create a very inviting glow in the evenings.
Klassische Wohnidee in Chicago — Houzz
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Color rendering, or CRI, is a metric that helps reveal how true, or realistic, colors will appear when lit by the bulb. Bulbs that list a high CRI, 90 and above, will be the best of the lot and reveal the beauty of your furnishings, flooring and finishes better than the average LED bulb. Homes with subtle variations in color and mixtures of natural materials will look best with bulbs that have a CRI of 95 or above.
Direction is not listed on the label, though many manufacturers put tags on the packaging that read “omnidirectional.” Check the shape of the lamp; if it has a solid section for heat sink or electronics, the bulb will push more light in one direction.
