27k...?

2700k is very orange and warm. Colors will not appear their natural color in such light. Have you ever spent time in a space with illumination at 2700k? 3500-4000k is much more "natural" and comfortable without being cold, as the photos above illustrate.

In our basement remodel, which we took out the entire ceiling drywall, we used Sunco (Amazon 12 for $89) in new build cans. I was wondering if they would work in a new house build. They work like a charm so I am considering them in our new home too.

Sunco Lighting 12 Pack 5/6 Inch Baffle Recessed
Retrofit Kit Dimmable LED Light, 13W (75W Replacement), 3000K Kelvin
Warm White, Quick/Easy Can Install, 965 Lumen, Damp Rated http://www.suncolighting.com/indoor-lighting-2/category/25

http://www.suncolighting.com/recessed/productdetails/89/25

Hello. I too am building a new house and am wondering f what to do for lighting. I have it narrowed down to lithonia 6in LED waffer from build . com. Or the same thing from amazon, Torchsrar is the brand.

These would eliminate the receesed can all togeth which I like. Im just unsure if I should go such a big purchase for the house from amazon.

Any thoughts on that?!?