Outdoor Lights

Outdoor lights

Light up the darkness with our range of outdoor lights, perfect for use in gardens, driveways, patios, balconies and more!

With multiples uses across security and decoration, let our selection of ambient outside lights show you the way.

Exploring Our Range of Outside Lighting

Enjoying the great outdoors doesn’t have to stop when it gets dark. Our popular solar lights bring automatic ambience after charging during the day, and post lights look great nestled amongst flowerbeds or lining pathways.

Outdoor lighting can transform our gardens after dark as well as increasing security. Outdoor wall lights and flood lights are a low-cost deterrent, as well as helping you find your keys when the sun’s gone down.

Which Lights Are Suitable For Outdoors?

Our outdoor lights are designed for use all year round and can add ambience to any garden or outside space. An outdoor lamp, such as floor lamps and table lamps are great for gatherings.

For exterior lighting like flood lamps, LED options are a reliable choice which will save you money and provide high output for a long time.

FAQs

Do outdoor lights use a lot of electricity?

Solar lights charge during the day using daylight (which we don’t have to pay for, thankfully) and automatically power on when the light reaches a certain level.

Elsewhere, outdoor lighting using LED bulbs is a cost-effective way of lighting up your outdoor spaces, which use around 90% less energy than other bulbs.

Are solar or LED outdoor lights better?

Solar lights are wonderful when placed on the edge of pathways for safety during the night, or used as spotlights on those unusual garden ornaments, but will lose a certain amount of charge if the weather hasn’t been ideal!

LED outdoor lights are best suited for floodlights and security lights, as you want to rely on them to come on as expected.

Is warm white or cool white better for outdoor lights?

It’s entirely personal preference, but for lighting up your garden, cool white is slightly more effective for visibility.

For example, you may opt for cool white for outdoor lights for your house, but warm white for decorative outdoor lighting like string lights or outdoor lamps which offer more ambience.

Is it OK to leave outside lights on all night?

Low energy outside lights with LED bulbs won’t cause any issues if left on all night, but it’s best to switch them off during the day when they aren’t needed. Make sure outdoor lighting isn’t affecting anyone’s sleep, and be wary that garden lighting can attract insects in summer.