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Posted February 16, 2005
We spend so
much time and energy painting and decorating, yet we put
zero attention on the bulbs within the beautiful lighting
fixtures. Mood-Lites, a bright idea of business-school
student Kathryn White, is an inexpensive—$5.95 per
bulb—environmental attitude adjustment. These little
babies are not garish party lights. Rather, the low lumin
25-watt bulbs offer up a glow, akin to that of a candle.
The seven colors available are named for what their hues
evoke: Renewal jade, Tranquility sapphire, Serenity turquoise,
Passion crimson, Creativity purple, Happy yellow, and
Energy orange. I put Happy along my entrance hallway,
while my upstairs neighbor did a combination of Tranquility
and soft white bulbs over his twins' cribs. Can you see
the light?
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