We installed 95% of lighting as led. a few Edison bulbs both led and incandescent. love the look and color.

The other side is we dimmed nearly everything. This meant much more expensive dimmers. We used Luton maestro switches. That also means master and slave versions.

We wouldn't go back to incandescent light.

We've also replaced most of our bulbs with LEDs. The soft white ones are most likely what you are used to in living room/bedroom lamps. Be careful of getting the bright white ones, as they provide a VERY blue-white light. We're happy with them, although we did have to replace the dimmer switches. Less cost per KWHr and they are guaranteed to last much longer. If you have lights you rarely use (we have ceiling spots in our living room that almost never get turned on), you may want to consider cost of the bulbs vs. usage before replacing them.

We are in the process of replacing all our halogens with LEDs I have never had incndescent as I hate the yellow cast you get but Michele is right in saying you have to be careful of the type of LED bulb you choose this is a good graphic. I went with white because it most resembles halogen.

We're replacing all ours. Love them.