Add The New York Post on Google Mood lighting in your space can easily elevate a boring room into one that has people asking you about your interior designer.
I speak from experience — a smart lightbulb with just the right mood lighting can charm dinner gatherings, parties and more in an NYC-sized apartment. Govee makes some of my favorite smart lights, and right now the Govee RGBIC Floor Lamp Basic is on sale for 35% off for a limited time only.
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The lamp can even sync to music for your house parties. Plus, you can even operate the light via Google and Alexa voice assistance. It’s easy to install, and you can do it yourself without having to call in your building maintenance guy for the installation.
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Install these smart light bulbs into any lamps you own for instant customization in your space.
Well-priced and customizable, these Amazon Basics smart bulbs are both energy-efficient and come with 16 preset color options.
I used to use these all the time when I was in college. It’s the easiest way to customize your space on a budget, and since they just stick onto your wall, installation is quick and easy.
This article was written by Nishka Dhawan, Commerce Reporter for the New York Post. Nishka reports on the latest tech launches, innovations and trends to separate the best new products from the “AI slop.” Taking the latest technology for a spin, Nishka tests home appliances and tech products that actually improve your life, from vacuums to headphones to gaming gadgets and more – all while finding the best deals and lowest prices. Before joining The Post in 2026, her work appeared in Rolling Stone, ABC, NBC Select, Reviewed and Digital Trends.
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