The phrase "amber lit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a warm, yellowish light, often associated with the color of amber, in various contexts such as lighting, ambiance, or visual descriptions.
Example: "The room was softly amber lit, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere for the evening."
Alternatives: "golden glow" or "warmly illuminated".
The amber-lit windows of homes through the bare branches of trees — the seasons always fall or winter.
Early modern tragedies thrum with transgressive lust and institutional sleaze, especially in this amber-lit voyeur's cradle.
Think of Richard Billingham's amber-lit photographs of a deprived industrial backwater near Coventry, The Black Country, or Tomoko Takahashi's seemingly chaotic installations of modern detritus.
Although the juxtapositions are sometimes interesting (in among the preening platinum blondes of Vanity Fair, Wilfrid Thesiger sits in an amber-lit study), there are few surprises.
But now he acts like he really thinks he's on "West Wing," gliding through an imaginary, amber-lit set where his righteous self-regard is bound to be rewarded by the end of the hour.
The design, which landed on the front page of the Times Housee & Home section, domesticates a bank-size main dining room with amber-lit earth colors, semi-private booths, and hand-carved wooden pendants, which glow like jack-o'-lanterns.
Oddly enough, it was starting to snow in St . Louis small dry flakes backed — from my hotel window — by an empty, amber-lit cityscape and just the top curve of the great silver arch.
The magic of "Mad Men" is that it softly spoofs those cruel, antiquated mores without draining away the romance of that era: the amber-lit bars and indigo nightclubs, soaring skyscrapers, smoky railway cars and the brash confidence that comes with winning a war and owning the world.
"Fantastic," Laura scuttles toward an amber-lit bar, gesturing me over.
In our drinking spaces we behave like fucking clowns but simultaneously respect the amber-lit confines of our public houses.
In impulsivity forced trials, pecking a lit centre amber initiation key began a side key (side randomized) flashing (0.7 s on, 0.3 s off) either red or green.
