Light that keeps pace with the shrinking day
By mid-November, the sun sets before 5 p.m. in Crow Wing County. You wake up in the dark, flip on the same bright ceiling lights, and switch them off at night without a second thought. Those lights stay one color and one brightness all day, even as the daylight around them fades.
Circadian lighting gives more fluidity to your day. It shifts the color and brightness of your lights through the day, so your home keeps a steady rhythm as the sun's schedule shrinks. Here's what that looks like in your Minnesota house.
