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A: Living rooms average 1,500–3,000 lumens depending on size.
A: Yes—longer life and far less energy use.
A: Only if bulbs and fixtures are dimmer compatible.
A: Layered ambient and task lighting.
A: Warm light promotes relaxation.
A: Typically 30–36 inches above counters.
A: Most are plug-and-play or simple bulb swaps.
A: Yes when rated for exterior use.
A: Use diffusers, shades, and indirect lighting.
A: LED bulbs with dimmers and timers.
