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2023 Guide to light sources Find out everything you need to know when choosing a light source for your new designer lamps. In collaboration with lighting expert Peter Manscher from Muuto, we have created a short and easy-to-understand guide for those who want the perfect light for their home. Choosing the right light source for your new designer lamp is important and can be difficult in a world of unfamiliar terms and jargon. We have created a short and easy-to-understand guide to make sure you choose the right light source for your new favourite lamp. Below you can learn more about the things you need to be aware of when choosing a light source. You can also learn more about what to look out for when buying a lamp with integrated LEDs. The guide is made in collaboration with lighting expert Peter Manscher, from our partner Muuto, who has more than 15 years of experience in developing lights and lamps. Peter has previously worked for Danish Lightyears and has been involved in the development of the popular series Caravaggio and Orient . Here you can watch Peter Manscher himself talk about what to look out for when choosing a light source. Quality of light Colour temperature When choosing the light temperature of your light bulb, it is important to pay attention to Kelvin degrees. Kelvin degrees determine how warm or cold a light the bulb produces. As a starting point, most customers use 2700 Kelvin light bulbs for the home. This is categorised as warm white light and is used by most people in pendant lights, floor lamps and dining table lamps. If you need a whiter light, for example in the office, you can choose a 3000 Kelvin bulb, which gives off a whiter and more refreshing light. Andlight recommends: 2700 Kelvin (Warm white light): Living room, dining table, hallway, kitchen, bathroom 3000 Kelvin (White light): Offices with limited light and bathrooms Colour consistency The quality of the LED light is determined by a so-called CRI or Colour Rendering Ind

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