I don"t think you will notice the difference from one room to the next if the difference is between 2700 kelvin and 3000 kelvin.

I've been wanting motion sensing night lights forever! We've always used little night lights in our family room. Usually buy them at the dollar stores so they don't last long. But this time I finally got my motion sensor night light.This came in a 2 pack, but I'm only using one for the family room until I can figure out where I want to put the other one or just decide to keep it for back up. It comes with a magnetic 3M strip and a regular 3M strip and both are a good grip. The light itself feels like a good quality. The LEDs are very bright and give off good light for the room. I like that it's rechargeable and frees up my electrical outlet. I love the motion sensor feature and it works fairly well most of the time. Sometimes it's sensitive enough to trigger like 10 feet away. Other times it can't sense closer, even when I move right in front of it, and seems to be a little delayed. But then I was testing it while the TV was on. Maybe it will do better in complete darkness.

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Yep, I agree it's nowhere near Scandinavian. Although I tried hard to emulate it with the resources I had and conflicts with other family members, but oh well. But I'm trying to emulate the Scandinavian theme at least in the paint job. Do you think if I somehow achieved it at least in paint job it won't look good? I really like the color scheme of Scandinavian design. Edit: I really like the minimalism and coziness scandinavian design provies. Although, I do have to mention that I didn't mean to say that the photos that I've posted are necessarily scandinavian. I was just talking about the colors especially the white color.