Lighting temperature isn’t just about brightness—it’s about mood, comfort, and even productivity. Warm white light (2700K–3000K) mimics the cozy glow of early evening, making it perfect for bedrooms and living rooms. Natural white (around 4000K) strikes a neutral tone ideal for kitchens, offices, and bathrooms where balance is key. Cool white (5000K–6500K) is crisp and energizing, often used in commercial settings or places needing focused attention, like hospitals and garages. Higher Kelvin values mean cooler (bluer) light, while lower values lean toward warm (yellow/orange) hues. Choosing the right color temperature can improve sleep, reduce eye strain, and even affect your mood. It's not just about seeing better—it's about living better. #LightingDesign #ColorTemperature #KelvinScale #InteriorDesignTips #WarmWhite

TLC was Jermaine Dupri's group at first. Left Eye lived/slept in his bedroom closet after she first moved from Philly to Atlanta. She was the inspiration behind the signature backwards clothing of Kris Kross. ⁣ ⁣ Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes came into his life as a solo artist from Philadelphia, who had nowhere to stay, so she used to sleep in his closet which had been transformed into a vocal booth. She moved with a small keyboard and $750 ($1,556 today), with hopes of joining a girl group. ⁣ ⁣ TLC was my group before they got signed to LaFace,” he said. “Left Eye was living at my house when I found Kris Kross. The backward clothes came after we started getting more and more songs. The backward clothes actually came from being around Left Eye. Cause Left Eye was around here trying to cut her sleeves off of every shirt and she had me— I shaved my whole eyebrow off. I only had one eyebrow and I was walking around doing wild shit. I had a nose ring. We was just doing whatever we could do to get somebody’s attention.”⁣ ⁣ He regrets not taking them on. “I regret not trying to do TLC at the same time as Kris Kross,” he said. “I was only 19 years old at the time and didn’t believe in myself as a person, as someone having the bandwidth to have both artists.”⁣ ⁣ He continued, “I was putting so much energy into Kris Kross, and I was only giving TLC maybe 30 to 40 percent, not even 50 percent. I felt I was spreading myself thin by trying to provide both of these groups what they needed to become the success they eventually both grew to become. So I eliminated myself from TLC being a group that I actually introduced to the world.”⁣ ⁣ Although he wasn’t quite ready to sign TLC in the early 90’s, he continued to play a big role in their sound, producing on their first three studio albums.⁣ @jermainedupri 🖤