E27 LED Bulbs

E27 LED Bulbs: Filament, Decorative, Retro and Vintage

Discover our complete range of E27 LED bulbs, the most widely used cap in homes, restaurants and shops. We stock filament LED bulbs, decorative bulbs, retro bulbs and vintage bulbs, designed to combine the classic look of old Edison lamps with the efficiency and durability of today's LED technology. Ideal for creating cosy and unique atmospheres with minimal consumption.

Standard E27 LED bulbs

E27 LED bulbs are the most versatile option on the market and the direct replacement for old incandescent or low-energy bulbs. You'll find them in wattages from 4W to 20W, with light outputs of 400 to 2,000 lumens, and in warm (2700K-3000K), neutral (4000K) or cool (6500K) colour temperatures. Perfect for ceiling, table, floor lamps and ceiling fittings.

Filament LED bulbs

Filament LED bulbs recover the classic design of old Edison lamps, with visible filaments reminiscent of the original incandescent bulbs. The great advantage is that they combine this vintage look with the efficiency of LED: consumption of just 4-8W, a service life of more than 15,000 hours and cosy warm light. Available in A60, G80, G95, G125, ST64 and tubular T30/T45 formats.

Decorative E27 bulbs

Our decorative bulbs stand out for their unique design: giant globes, oval shapes, teardrop, spirals and models with smoked, gold or amber glass. They are pieces displayed in full view, perfect for pendant lamps in restaurants, design bars, lofts and industrial-inspired spaces where the lamp is part of the decor.

Retro and vintage LED bulbs

Retro bulbs and vintage bulbs offer an extra-warm light (2200K), similar to the golden tone of old Edison bulbs. Their visible filament, amber glass and warm tone perfectly recreate the early-20th-century style. An essential choice for hospitality interior design, boutique hotels, bookshops or shops with their own personality.

Advantages of classic-style E27 LED bulbs

In addition to their decorative impact, retro and vintage E27 LED bulbs offer energy savings of up to 85% compared with old incandescent filament lamps, a service life up to 15 times longer and instant switch-on without flickering. Many models are also dimmable, allowing you to adjust the atmosphere of the space.

How to choose the ideal E27 LED bulb

To get it right, consider the type of lamp in which it will be fitted (enclosed or open), the required light output (400 to 1500 lumens depending on the room), the colour temperature (2200K for vintage, 2700K for homes, 4000K for functional areas) and whether you need it to be dimmable. Our team helps you choose the perfect model for the atmosphere.

Add personality to your space with our vintage and decorative E27 LED bulbs. Buy now at Factorled and take advantage of the quality, professional warranty and fast shipping throughout mainland Spain.

Frequently asked questions about E27 LED bulbs

What advantage does a filament LED bulb have over an incandescent one?

The filament LED bulb keeps the classic look of the Edison bulb but with up to 90% less consumption and a service life 15 times longer. In addition, it doesn't overheat, improves safety and is mercury-free.

What is the difference between a retro bulb and a vintage one?

Although the terms are often used interchangeably, vintage bulbs usually have amber glass and an extra-warm light of 2200K, while retro bulbs recover the classic design with slightly more neutral tones (2700K). Both share an industrial look and visible filament.

Are all decorative E27 bulbs dimmable?

No, it depends on the model. On each product's specification sheet we indicate whether the bulb is dimmable. To create atmospheres with adjustable intensity, make sure you choose a dimmable model and a compatible dimmer (TRIAC is usually the most common).

Which colour temperature should I choose for a vintage bulb?

To keep the classic look of vintage bulbs, we recommend 2200K (extra-warm light with a golden tone). If you prefer a slightly brighter but equally cosy light, opt for 2700K, similar to that of a traditional filament bulb.

Which decorative bulb format should I choose for a pendant lamp?

For pendant lamps with a visible cable, the most popular formats are the large globes (G95, G125) and the ST64 (oval shape). These models act as both a decorative piece and a luminaire at the same time, ideal in restaurants, lofts and cafés.