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Colour Temperatures

Choosing the right LED colour

It's important to understand the differences between 'warm white' and 'cool white' LED lighting and how each interacts with different kitchen surfaces and colourways.

Here's some guidance to help you create the perfect lighting scheme for your kitchen. Match your worktop/door finish to the closest match in the examples shown below (The worktops/doors are sat below the LED colour which we would recommend).

Kitchen Lighting

Kitchen Lighting

Traditional Style Kitchens

Warm White — Warm White 2850K – 3250K

Contemporary Kitchens

Cool White — Cool White 5000K – 5650K

Marble
Sandstone
Woodgrains
Black Granite, Gold Fleck

Grey Granite
Slate
White Granite, Silver Fleck
Granite, Silver Fleck

Dark Oak, Medium Oak or Walnut
Light Oak, Beech or Ash
Ivory or Cream
Painted Doors

Dark Oak or Dark Ash
Bleached Oak
Gloss Black
Gloss White

We’re aiming to make it as easy as possible for you to choose the right LED colour for your kitchen, ensuring it’s as stunning as it is functional.

Warm White

Produces a cosy, calming effect which complements a traditional style kitchen featuring wood surfaces and muted worktops perfectly.

Cool White

Gives a more modern effect, bouncing off gloss or contemporary surfaces to create a stunning effect.

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