I have been working in the real estate video production market for about 15 years now and I love a home that has good quality lighting, it helps sell the home, & makes my job that much easier to work with.

One time I was working on a luxury condo in Toronto, everything in the condo was top notch each room was just beautiful but when I got to the kitchen it looked great but the under cabinet lighting was a yellowish-green light in the camera but looked ok to the eye, so we had to shut them off & the homeowner wanted them on but I had to show them it was not looking good at all in-camera & that was hard for them to understand because they spend a lot of money in that kitchen which is understandable when you want to show off everything.

if you put cheap lighting in a luxury home it will show up cheap, also something to think about is to try not to mix up your lighting too much, some lights will show almost blue while some will look orange & it needs to be balanced, I would think when buying lighting for your home look for something on the warmer side, it will give it that cozy feeling, if you go too white or even blue it will feel cold, you could use blue lighting for maybe some accent lighting like you might see in the background in some YouTubers studio, it just depends on what you are going for.

you can not put lipstick on a pig & say that is a model, likewise, if you invest in lighting & know how to use it, it will work for you, even if the room does not look all that good, lighting really helps but not all light is the same.

Please take a look at the video below, it will help you get a bit of an understanding of how lighting works & looks.