Lowes, Home Depot and others have LED bulbs in different color temperatures. The 2700k-3000k should be warm white similar to an incandescent bulb. The higher the number the 'more blueish' the light becomes. 5000k is daylight and there is also usually a 6500k, forget what that one is called though. If you go by the color temp (should be listed on every bulb's packaging) you should be able to find something you like. There is also a 4100k in some bulb lines. Everyone seems to like a different color temp, so it's a personal preference thing.
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