The Philips Hue Filament Collection: Bring Vintage Style to Your Smart Home

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Sept 13, 2019

Signify unveiled its brand-new Philips Hue Filament collection, perfect for those who want to bring vintage style to their smart home. 

With a design that is reminiscent of traditional, incandescent Edison-style bulbs, the smart LED lights allow you to easily create the perfect ambiance. Effortlessly set the mood in a room with the collection’s warm white light (2100K, 550 lumens) and installation-free wireless dimming. The bulbs’ beautiful shapes with their amber coating add elegance and style to any room — whether they are on or off. 

Whether used in a wall fixture, suspended from the ceiling or simply placed in your favorite lamp with or without a lamp shade, Hue Filament bulbs are just as smart as they are sophisticated with their glowing inner coils.

You can start with a single Hue Filament light bulb or connect multiple bulbs to easily set the perfect look and feel in your room. Control the collection instantly with the Philips Hue Bluetooth app or with a compatible voice device, or pair them with the Zigbee-based Philips Hue Bridge for ultimate control and to enjoy additional smart features. The Bridge provides access to the full Philips Hue ecosystem, including full home control of indoor and outdoor lights, away from home control, Philips Hue Entertainment and Friends of Hue, as well as third-party app compatibility.

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