Philips Living Colour
The basics
Living Colour is a lamp from Philips that can emit up to 16 million colours. It contains 4 LED lights - two red, one green and one blue. These lights combine together to produces a myriad of colours. Living Colour is designed to have a flat bottom for stable placement. It has been designed for interiors and is not to be placed in kitchens and bathrooms.
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Liz25 June 2010
Expensive waste of money only lights up a small portion of your wall you would need several of these to make an impact I returned mine to B&Q bought a couple of green bulbs for my lamp much better effect
Report as inappropriatefraser09 September 2010
I love it.Yes it is expensive,but its fun and creates an atmosphere/ambiance .With hundreds of different colour combinations available from intense to subtle ,its perfect for every occasion.
Report as inappropriatefraser09 September 2010
I love it.Yes it is expensive,but its fun and creates an atmosphere/ambiance .With hundreds of different colour combinations available from intense to subtle ,its perfect for every occasion.
Report as inappropriateaj22 May 2011
not really that expencive if u look around. i have 2, you can have up to 8 working on one remote. you can pick any colour you want but i prefer scrolling mode where they go through every colour. they talk to each other to stay in perfect harmony. these are NOT a waist of money.
Report as inappropriateKev24 December 2011
If mood lighting is important to you this is the gold standard of colour-change lamps. You can change not just the colour but also brightness and saturation (add more white light to make pastel colours). If you have white or magnolia walls you can make the room feel warmer or cooler just by changing the shade. In a large room you can control several lamps with the same remote.
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