Smart lighting can mimic a sunrise to help you start your morning.
š¼ļøĀ The Big Picture: Our 24-hour internal body clocks respond to light. Both intensity (brightness) and temperature (warm to cool) impact the way we feel and function throughout the day.
- Warm light is best at the start and end of the day. Thatās the orange color of sunrise and sunset.
- Cool light is best during the day. Thatās the blue light of a bright day.
Whatās next: Two options to light your morning.
Option 1 ā Low tech
- Buy warm light bulbs like this or this for lamps or fixtures in the room(s) where you start your day.
- Spend 30-60 minutes in the warm light.
- Move to cooler/brighter light ā like in your kitchen or outside if itās light enough.
Option 2 ā Smart tech
- Invest in premium smart lighting from Phillips Hue with a white and color starter kit or a white ambiance starter kit ā both can mimic a sunrise.
- Use the Phillips Hue app or Alexa, Apple or Google to either start the routine on command or set the routine to your schedule.
For your Smart Homeowner list:
ā Ā Design your mornings with the right light to get you going.
Best,
Travis