Comparing Vibia, Davide Groppi, and Research.Lighting: three modern lighting brands with distinct strengths that work beautifully together in the same space.

Learn how bright 350 lumens really is in LED lighting. Find out what it equals in watts, how it feels in a space, and where this level of brightness works best.

Learn how bright 250 lumens really is in LED lighting. See how it compares to watts, where it works best, and when you might want more light for your space.

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300 lumens gives a soft, balanced glow, similar to a 25–30W bulb or 3–5W LED. Ideal for lamps, sconces, and accent lighting.

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100 lumens gives a soft, quiet glow, equal to a 7–10W bulb or 1–2W LED. Ideal for accents, hallways, or gentle ambient light.

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1600 lumens gives bright, balanced light equal to a 100W bulb or 14–17W LED. Ideal for kitchens, living rooms, and workspaces.

1000 lumens gives clear, balanced light, equal to a 75W bulb or 10–14W LED. Bright enough for kitchens, bedrooms, or work areas.

500 lumens gives soft, balanced light, similar to a 40W bulb or 5–8W LED. Ideal for bedrooms, reading lamps, and accent lighting.