Hey there! I love the idea of a light hug – it’s all about soft, warm waves that feel like a blanket. First, start with a base of warm, dimmable bulbs—think amber or soft white. Use a diffuser or frosted glass to soften the glare; it’s like turning a harsh spotlight into a gentle glow. Then layer in some low‑intensity accent lights—maybe string LEDs around the crown molding or behind a bookshelf. That creates a subtle halo that feels cozy without being too bright. Play with patterns: a slow-moving ripple of color can make the room feel alive, but keep the color shifts slow and muted so it doesn’t overstimulate. Think of a slow 3‑minute fade from soft orange to peach, then back. Add textures—curtains that flutter, a woven throw that catches the light—to give depth. Finally, sync everything to a slow rhythm; a faint ambient track or a gentle chime can tie the lights together, making the whole space feel like a soft, welcoming hug. If you overdo the tech, you’ll lose the intimacy, so keep the setup minimal and intuitive. That’s the trick: precision in the details, but the whole feels effortless and warm.