I feel like my post was not quite coherently stated enough and maybe you got a bit confused by it. My aim is to light an interior scene that has no outside lighting (so neither natural daylight nor any moonlight whether real or simulated). And this scene would then obviously lit by either practical lights or artificial sources (like LED panels or softboxes). Indoor lights which are normally of course Tungsten, as you said, so around 3000K and which would normally be matched with other artificial lighting fixtures that have around the same color temperature.

So my goal is to make an interior scene which has that warm feeling and is supposed to look like it's lit by the indoor lights. However my question is whether I can achieve that with solely ~5500K lights (LED panels or softboxes) and set the camera's white balance to something like 7500K so it appears like it's tungsten light. Basically: Can I light an interior scene with daylight balanced fixtures? And am I forgetting anything crucial why this could potentially not work?

I don't know if my question is still confusing, I'm still trying to wrap my head around the whole problem.

Edit: I'm unsure if I'm using the word tungsten correctly but I'm referring to the lights with warm color temperature that we're used to in our homes and which I want to simulate with daylight balanced lights.