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Govee partners with Brady Tolbert launching smart holiday lighting

Smart lighting manufacturer Govee collaborated with designer Brady Tolbert to release specialized vintage themed holiday lighting effects controlled via mobile application software platforms

Bellevue, Washington - Govee has unveiled its "Just One. Magic Happens." campaign, partnering with creative designer Brady Tolbert to introduce a trio of vintage-inspired lighting effects for the holiday season. The campaign features three new presets - Maximalism, Hot Pink, and Classic Christmas - designed to help users effortlessly create a retro holiday ambiance.

Tolbert, an interior design and creative direction expert, emphasizes the importance of warm-toned lighting, classic red and green hues, and the ability to adjust brightness for a cozy yet fresh atmosphere. Govee's new offerings include the Christmas 2-in-1 String Lights, Christmas String Lights 2, Smart Curtain Lights Pro, Cone Tree Lights, and Christmas Sparkle String Lights.

These products incorporate advanced features such as shape mapping, music sync, AI-driven light shows, and smart room-wide control, all of which enable users to transform their homes with a single touch.

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