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Bring the Outdoors Inside with Skyview Lamps: The Next Best Thing to Natural Light
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Aesthetic and Therapeutic: Bios' Skyview Lamps
When you spend most of your time indoors, the lack of natural light can take a toll on your mood and mental health. This is especially true during the short days and long nights of certain seasons, leading to conditions like Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). To combat this, professionals recommend light therapy, and Bios has designed the perfect solution: Skyview lamps.
Simulating Sunlight for a Better Indoor Experience
Based on documented scientific research, Skyview lamps are able to simulate exposure to sunlight even when you're inside your home and the sun is nowhere to be found. Plus, the lamps are aesthetically pleasing and blend seamlessly into any home setting, whether it's your living room, bedroom, or workspace.
Adapting to Your Needs Throughout the Day
Skyview lamps can be programmed to adjust their brightness and light temperature based on the time of day and the natural light outside. However, unlike the harsh glare of the sun, the lamps provide a more comfortable and soothing experience. They are even able to replicate the spectrum of natural light, including all its vibrant colors, and simulate the way light shines above the horizon.
Choose the Perfect Model for You
There are two models available for Skyview lamps. The taller model stands at 20.7 inches and features a handblown glass globe, while the smaller and more affordable option is 11.6 inches tall with a diffused polycarbonate globe design. Both models boast a brightness of 1,302 lumens with LED lights, a die-cast aluminum base, a lifespan of around 50,000 hours, and an impressive 80 color rendering index score.
The Skyview 2 Pro, the taller model, is priced at $949, while the Skyview 2 is available for $449. Regardless of the model you choose, you'll be bringing the benefits of natural light into your home and improving your overall well-being.
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