Color Balancing both incandescent and daylight in interior photos?

I take many architectural photos around sunset, so I get a mix of dayllight and incandescent in the interior photos.  I can easily set the white balance to correct one area, but I'm looking for a way to adjust the other area(s).  I think an adjustment brush is the way to go, and I was wondering if there was a magic preset to apply to color correct those areas, or some other method I haven't thought of.   Here's an example - kitchen is OK, but dining area on the left - not so much.
Thanks in advance...

FCarterH wrote:
I’m not sure if I understand, but I never do any editing to the un-enfused images.  If I want 25 finished images of a house, that’s 125 raw frames before merging, and I don’t have that kind of time or patience…
Thank you for your reply. If you're using raw images you are in fact apllying your LR "default settings" to the file, which should include WB, Sharpening, Noise Reduction, Camera profile, 'Remove Chromatic Aberration,' and Lens Profile. As you've stated it's generally not necessary to make any other LR adjustments to the raw bracketed files if they were shot at normal ISO and have proper WB settings for the lighting coniditions. In fact when using 'Merge to HDR Pro' the LR Basic panel Tone controls are all applied at '0' regardless of how you set them.
In the case of your posted image you should get better results by correcting WB in the raw images before export to Enfuse. This can be easly accomplished by adjusting the Global and local WB (i.e. Adjustment brush) on one image and then copying & pasting or Syncing these settings to the remaining bracketed raw image files. This shouldn't take much longer than applying the same settings to the final HDR 32 bit TIFF. I'd be interested if applying the local Adjustment brush WB correction to the raw files produces better results than applying it to the single 32bit HDR TIFF. Can you try it on the bracketed image files for the "mixed lighting" HDR image you posted here?

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