Outdoor fairy lights ideas
13 Backyard String Light Ideas That Are Stunning
Brighten Your Outdoor Life
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With a little imagination and under $100, you can transform your patio and backyard into a magical retreat. The key ingredient is string lights—with different styles including fairy lights, Edison bulbs, icicle lights, and globe lights. Almost all outdoor string lights are now available with LED bulbs, which are more energy-efficient than incandescent filaments. You can also find solar string lights, which don’t require an electrical socket or extension cord.
Tiny twinkling lights strung in trees, or wrapped around fence posts, require little installation and offer almost instant enjoyment. Hanging globe lights over an outdoor dining area or pool takes a little more set up time. But with the right hanging kit, you’ll be surprised at the beautiful effect—and will doubtless want to relax and entertain outside more often.
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Make a Magical Patio
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What a difference twinkle lights can make. Emma, who blogs at A Beautiful Mess, transformed her patio into an inviting outdoor nest by twining Christmas lights around ceiling beams. One trick is to buy lights with a cord color that matches and blends into the surroundings. Emma chose brown corded lights (available on Amazon) to make the whole look seamless and elegant.
Related: 8 New Ideas for DIY Outdoor Lighting
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Dine Al Fresco
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Vintage bulbs, with their exposed filaments, bring an industrial and timeless feel to these DIY string light poles, designed by J. Sorelle for The Home Depot. Using aspen tree trunks secured into concrete bases, a single strand of globe lights (available at The Home Depot) drapes across the table for a perfect party setting.
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Lounge by the Chiminea
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If your outdoor seating area is under-utilized after dark, try this method for bringing light.
Sarah of Thrifty Decor Chick offers some simple ideas for hanging string lights over an outdoor seating/dining area, complete with a chiminea. She favors Feit Electric’s warm incandescent bulbs, strung on a heavy, weather-resistant cord (available on Amazon).
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Create a Luminous Canopy
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Have an ample outdoor space? Brent and Courtney, the husband and wife design duo behind Gray House Studio, provide a step-by-step guide to hanging a string light canopy. The critical accessory? The right lights! To span a wide grassy lawn or deck, they suggest 100-foot globe string lights (available on Amazon).
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Host an Outdoor Movie Night
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Get away from your screens and set up a movie projector instead. All you need is our genius guide for setting up an outdoor theater, and some decorative string lights to amp up the ambiance. We suggest going green with solar-powered fairy lights (available on Amazon).
These pretty, warm-toned lights are engineered to withstand weather conditions and work between six to eight hours on a full charge.
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Go for a Midnight Swim
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Bring romance to your everyday life with a dip after dark. If you’re lucky enough to have a pool, bistro-style overhead lighting can add beauty and functionality. Of course, any electricity near water requires caution, so read up on the risks before installing your string lights safely. One option is shatterproof and waterproof solar-powered bulbs, like these by Brightech (available on Amazon).
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Transform Your Garden Wall
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A timber wall or perimeter fence can offer protection and privacy. It can also provide a blank canvas for illumination. All you need is a string of Edison lights, with each bulb suspended on a vertical cord, like these by Banord (available on Amazon). The effect will make your yard seem bigger, brighter, and more festive.
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Hang from the Trees
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For understated illumination, string globe lights (like these vintage bulbs, available on Amazon) between tree branches. The Home Depot offers handy instructions for hanging lights from your trees. You’ll have to drill a hole for a hook, which will anchor the cords in place. Attach the ends to an extension cord, plugin, and voila! An enchanted arbor for the whole family to enjoy.
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Enjoy Christmas Lights, All Year Long
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Forget tightly-wrapped branches, and add a little creative chaos to your tree lighting experience. One idea is to use icicle string lights (available on Amazon), which drip vertically down. Warm white lights look beautiful all year long, glowing through the foliage. Use multiple strings, draped organically throughout the tree branches, to make this look pop.
Related: 10 Inventive Outdoor Lighting Projects to DIY for the Holidays
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Brighten the Ground
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Solar lights are ideal for yards that get a good dose of sunshine. However, instead of individual path lights, make a bright perimeter using solar string lights (available on Amazon). The benefit is greater illumination and the ability to highlight flower beds or unique features of your garden, like a teepee or fountain. Just make sure you position the bulbs and cords away from foot traffic.
Related: 10 Enchanting Landscape Lighting Solutions
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Wrap Fence Posts
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Wrapping string lights is one of the simplest ways to add a little sparkle, outdoors. Play with contrasts: like a rustic wood fence wrapped with twinkling fairy lights. A great option is Anjaylia’s LED firefly string lights (available on Amazon), which come in extra-long lengths and are battery-operated, so you won’t need to worry about an extension cord.
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Add Sparkle To Your Porch
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For a contemporary look, white LED string lights (available at The Home Depot) look good all year long, especially when paired with bright white railings.
Worried about extra energy costs? LED technology uses a chip rather than a heat-producing filament, so you'll use a fraction of the electricity of traditional incandescent bulbs—with less heat produced too.
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Drape the Pergola
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The beams of your pergola are ideal for stringing up globe lights (like these weatherproof bulbs, available on Amazon). Loosely drape the cord in long loops, from beam to beam. It’s best to space the lights evenly, but don’t worry about perfection. This look is all about casual outdoor dining and relaxing under a subtle glow.
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28 Backyard Lighting Ideas - How to Hang Outdoor String Lights
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Summer is here, which means one thing: plenty of time spent on the patio.
From backyard barbecues to morning coffee, the backyard is where we spend most of our summer days, and there's no way to bring a little ambiance to the back porch than with some outdoor string lights.
You might be wondering: how do you hang backyard string lights? Turns out, there are tons of ways! We've covered just a few here, but feel free to get creative. We'd suggest going relatively high with your string lights—think 8+ feet. After all, you don't want the heat from the lights to beat down on your or your guests. Next question: what outdoor string lights are best for my backyard? Well, lucky for you, we've done the research. Depending on how you'd like to use your backyard string lights, you may want different types, and not all outdoor string lights are made the same. Click here for our review of the best of the best and keep reading for creative ideas on how to hang them.
Lavin Label
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Brighten Up Your Dining Area
Create the perfect outdoor dining space for summer dinner parties with a few strands of string lights.
Scatter some lanterns on the table, too, in order to achieve an outdoor candlelight glow.
See more at Lavin Label.
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Use A Potted Plant Base
Camouflage the wooden pole that holds up your string lights with a pretty potted plant. The heavy base of the planter helps keep things stable, while your flowers and greenery will add some eye candy to this set up.
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LivvyLand
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Lighten Up Your Living Space
Cozy up your backyard with comfy outdoor furniture and strands of string lights hanging from above. This just became your new favorite room in the house.
See more at LivvyLand.
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Home Stories A to Z
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Double up the Glow
Pairing simple string lights with illuminated jars makes for a breathtaking display.
Who wouldn't want to pull up a seat at this outdoor dinner table?!
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Try Rope Lighting
Use rope lighting to cast a soft glow around your backyard.
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Ashley Brooke Designs
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Use a Big Tree as a Base
This setup proves you don't need much to light up your backyard. Simply drape string lights from a big tree to the roof of your house and watch your backyard shine.
See more at Ashley Brooke Designs.
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Ella Claire
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Gussy Up Your Garden Party
Host your next garden party in style. A few strands of string lights create a tent-like effect above this outdoor dining table setup that's perfect for spring.
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Jenna Sue Design Co
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Keep The Fire Pit Aglow
We anticipate many summer nights spent around the fire.
Make your backyard fire pit the ultimate hangout spot with Adirondack chairs, string lights, and s'mores.
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City Farmhouse
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Spruce Up Your Privacy Fence
Create a comfy backyard living space with a plush sofa and pillows, tons of potted plants, and a privacy fence made out of wooden pallets. String lights help change the fence from a boring backdrop to an inspiring installation.
See more at City Farmhouse.
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Arrows + Bow
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Add Shine To Your Stock Tank Pool
Hang string lights above your stock tank pool to create the perfect backyard oasis.
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Root + Dwell
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Make Your Back Patio Glow
It's always a starry night when you hang string lights above your back patio.
You'll want to wind down in this pleasant place every day of the week.
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Maison de Pax
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Keep It Casual
No need to go overboard with the lighting. Just a simple strand draped over the table will look effortless. Plus, it will let your beautiful tablescape take center stage.
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Zevy Joy
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Find a Focal Point
Letting your lights meet at a centered fixture will add symmetry to your space. You could use the pendant for more light or just a decoration.
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Fall in Line
A streamlined strand will keep the area looking nice and clean. Then, you can decorate with all sorts of knick knacks.
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Inspired by Charm
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Cut Some Corners
For a covered patio, the easiest way to secure the strands is simply attaching them to each corner of the roof.
It makes hanging lights look uniform—not messy.
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Freestanding String Lights
Don't have an existing structure to hang outdoor string lights from? Cement poles to the bottom of planters anchored at each corner of your patio.
See more at Bless'er House.
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David Tsay
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Outdoor Patio String Lights
Cafe-style lights make this bucolic California backyard feel like the charming French countryside.
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Little White House Blog/Remodelaholic
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String Around a Pergola
Outdoor string lights are the finishing touch on this amazing DIY pergola and fire pit setup.
See more here.
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Make Your Garden Glow
Pachysandra, english ivy, and other dense, sturdy plants work best for adding lights to your garden landscape, according to this blogger, who used incandescent string lights to give her garden a lovely glow.
Get the tutorial at Dust And Doghair.
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Brooklyn Limestone
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Above a Fire Pit
There's nothing better than sitting around a fire pit with friends and family, drinking, reminiscing, and making s'mores. Only string lights could make this moment even cozier.
See more at Brooklyn Limestone.
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In the Trees
Is there anything more soothing than a hammock gently swinging under string lights? This easy-to-pull-off setup is guaranteed to be your favorite spot to relax.
Get the tutorial at By Stephanie Lynn.
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Max Kim-Bee
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Above a Porch
String lights are an easy, affordable way to turn your porch into an enchanting oasis.
Let them drape from the ceiling or a railing, or hang them from a wall.
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Courtesy of Kojo Designs
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On a Garden Pergola
Use three vintage ladders to construct this sweet, mini pergola, a perfect place to hang lights or use as a backdrop for photos.
Get the tutorial at Kojo Designs.
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Make Your Own Chandelier
Grapevine balls, white lights, twine, and a branch turn into an easy-to-make, rustic chandelier you can hang from a porch or patio.
Get the tutorial at All Things Heart and Home.
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Yard Envy
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Go Overboard
If you're planning to go all out for a special summer party, opt for a more extravagant look by hanging dozens of lights on a patio or porch's ceiling.
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Terrain
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Stargazer Chandelier
This Terrain favorite combines a rustic moss wreath with cascading lights, creating an instantly romantic ambience.
See more at Terrain.
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DIY "Texas Lamp Post"
A term made up by blogger Kristi, "Texas Lamp Posts" can create the feeling of an outdoor room, especially when vintage lights are added.
See more at I Should Be Mopping the Floor.
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Light Up Your Fence
By simply adding a string of lights to your fence, you create a glowing border that will make your backyard feel like even more of a haven.
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Blog :: Useful ideas :: Big city lights
Big city lights were lit for the residents and guests of the capital last Friday, December 13th. The grandiose New Year's festive light show shrouded the central streets of the city with hundreds of thousands of lights. Over 130 km of LED garlands, 100 km of beads, 150,000 toys and decorative items were used to decorate the venues of the Journey to Christmas festival.
Today we decided to compile for you a brief guide to the most interesting festive places and events in Moscow in 2019– 2020
The best Christmas markets in Moscow:
- Journey to Christmas Festival. The biggest holiday in Moscow covers almost 80 historical places. Visit traditional markets, see theatrical performances, ballet and light shows, taste food from around the world, play winter games and more.
- Christmas market on Red Square: the most famous square in Russia is decorated with colorful lights and garlands, there is a festive fair. Browse antiques, art and souvenirs against the backdrop of the Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral, and sample traditional Russian snacks.
- Handicraft Fair: A dream fair for arts and crafts lovers, you will find gifts of every kind, such as blown glass, mosaics, woodwork, and craft kits for adults and children. You can even get involved and make something yourself - attend workshops on making jewelry and Christmas decorations and much more.
- Franco-Belgian Christmas Market: If you've had your fill of Russian markets, you'll find something a little different here. Browse cosmetics, clothes and antiques, as well as food and drink that you can enjoy at the fair or take home!
- Orthodox Christmas Gift Fair: Explore the rich traditions of the Russian Orthodox Church, featuring monasteries, churches and farms. Discover literature, icons and folk art, as well as delicious food prepared on farms.
- Artflection Handmade Fair: Russia's largest handmade fair is hosted by artists and experts, promising only the highest quality unique gifts. You can also take part in workshops to create handmade gifts.
- Fairs at the All-Russian Exhibition Center: two festive markets. At the Oriental Fairy Tale, vendors from Central Asia to the Far East sell ceramics, jewelry, tea, spices and more.
Experience a magical Russian Christmas in Moscow. A festive atmosphere warms the snow-covered city, thousands of lights are placed along the city's wide boulevards, and Christmas sights are installed on historic squares.
From traditional fairs with souvenirs and carousels to unique festivals hosted by the Orthodox Church, handicraft fairs and markets selling goods from France to the entire Far East, anyone who visits Moscow during the holiday season will be spoiled for choice.
Journey to Christmas Festival
On Friday, December 13, the Journey to Christmas Festival opened in the Russian capital.
Festive venues will open throughout the city. The festival program will cover all areas, the center, parks and squares. Many events, promotions, concerts, exhibitions, seminars, open winter sports trainings and Christmas decoration fairs are planned in it.
For the first time everyone will be invited to decorate New Year trees in the center of the capital.
“The main decoration of the festival's central venue on Manezhnaya Square was the New Year's forest of 130 trees and 29 art objects, in the center of which stands a 20-meter-high spruce decorated with 3 km of garlands and 3,500 toys.
Thin threads of garlands create the illusion of "porcelain" translucency of toys made of acrylic. The fabulous atmosphere is complemented by the luminous "Christmas sky" , - said Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.
Ice shows are expected to be the most beautiful events of the festival. The ice ballet can be seen not only in the city center, but also at two other venues - on the square near the Golyanovskiy Pond and on Svyatoozerskaya Street, 1. The organizers promised that the number of ice performances would exceed one and a half hundred. Ice shows will be held on Revolution Square staged by the famous figure skater Evgeni Plushenko. These include Swan Lake, Snow King, and Kings and Ice Queens.
Moscow's largest New Year's celebration spans almost 80 locations across the city - squares, parks and wide boulevards will be adorned and covered in decorations, installations and lights, as well as markets, performances, interactive tours, light shows and more.
Along with traditional fairs, there is an endless amount of entertainment for all ages:
• Watch ballet on ice at Revolution Square
• Ride the largest ice slide in Russia or go ice skating, sledding and playing winter games
• Learn about 19th century Christmas traditions in Russia
• Discover holiday delicacies from Russia and abroad, including Gingerbread Village
• Visit the Christmas book market and listen to winter poems
• Children can take part in craft workshops and cooking classes
Where: about 80 places throughout Moscow
When: December 13, 2019 - January 13, 2020
Christmas Fair on Red Square
The main attraction of the Journey to Christmas festival is this fair, located in a magical place on the largest square in Russia - Red Square. The background of the Kremlin, GUM and St. Basil's Cathedral is made even more beautiful with chains of fairy lights and colorful flags decorating the fair, with carousels scattered around.
About 50 stalls are set up as little Christmas houses, decorated with wreaths, offering gifts in abundance. After enjoying the fair, you can visit the GUM, which is beautifully decorated for the New Year.
Where: Red Square
Sokolniki Orthodox Christmas Gift Fair
Sokolniki Gift Fair is a traditional market that allows visitors to experience the rich traditions of Russian Orthodox culture. In monasteries, churches and church farms from all over the country, kiosks with religious literature and icons, jewelry, clothes and folk art souvenirs, as well as honey, jams and products from church farms will be opened.
Where: Sokolniki Exhibition Center, pavilion 4, 4.1
When: December 21–27, 2019
Artflection Handmade Fair
This is the largest handmade fair in our country. Each stall features a competitively selected artist or industry expert, and the fair prides itself on the high quality, unique items you can find here.
Among the products offered are jewelry, clothes, bags, household goods and toys. There are also hands-on workshops for adults and kids if you'd rather do something special to take home.
Where: Danilovsky Event Holl, Dubinskaya ulitsa, 71
When: December 28-29, 2019
Fairs at the All-Russian Exhibition Center
Eastern Fairy Tale" at VNDKh, the largest exhibition center in Russia. Vendors from Russia, Central Asia, the Far East and Southeast Asia offer a variety of gifts. Browse ceramics, unique pieces of art, clothing and gemstone jewelry. You can also find oriental health products and medicines, natural cosmetics, exotic teas and spices.
For those looking specifically for Russian handicrafts, you will find the New Year's Gift Fair in the same building. Vendors from all over Russia sell traditional scarves and hats, hand-embroidered clothes and underwear, as well as jewelry and ornaments.
Where: Both exhibitions are held in Pavilion 57, VNDKh
When: December 27-30, 2019
it is important to organize the new year before stable sub-zero temperatures.
The fact is that in the cold some types of cable windings tan, it will be difficult to mount them. Street garlands are taken to decorate the house outside - do not use “home” (interior) lights for these purposes. If you buy or rent a set of holiday garlands to decorate a garden or a country house, be sure to check the moisture protection index (ip-44) and frost resistance (up to -40C). ABOUT THIS…
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2. Garland - fringe
The decorative effect depends on the type of garland chosen. In this photo - the New Year's illumination of a country house according to the "fringe" principle. There are also curtains (item 6), threads and balls (next photo).
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Theater lights
The larger and brighter the lamps, the more theatrical effect they create. Google "retro garlands"). Pay attention to the distance between the lamps in the garland: with the same length, you can get, say, 20 or 25 lamps - more or less lights, respectively.
To decorate the house outside for the New Year, you will need at least 10 garlands of 10 meters each.
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4. Front only
Did you know that most users do not decorate the whole tree, but only one side (the other side is pushed against the wall anyway)? The same with real estate - decorating the outside of the house for the New Year is enough only from the side of the facade.
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5. Add sockets
Lots of lights are not always good: modesty and saving electricity are in fashion. Look how effectively this garden plot is decorated - just a dozen large snowflakes on a tree, and a shining wreath as a facade decoration for the New Year.
Of course, it could not have done without a garland along the contour of the roof.
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6. Cascading Christmas lights at home
This solution came from the world of municipal Christmas decor. But if you live in a townhouse and decorate three floors for you, a similar option for decorating for the New Year is a godsend.
This is how the New Year's illumination of a country house looks from afar from the previous photo.
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7. For the economical: spruce branches + garlands
Spruce branches allow you to save on lighting - it adds the missing volume to decorations. Please note: two types of garlands are used here at once, as a street decoration for the house for the new year.
8. Sculptural: outlining the roof
An option for minimalists how to decorate a house for the New Year is to decorate only the roof, literally outline it.
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9. Not a facade, but not a house either
Garlands on the terrace are perhaps the most common decoration of houses for the New Year. Easy to hang by yourself, no problem with power connection. The main trick is not to save on the number of garlands: there should be several cascades.
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10. Budget: Chinese lanterns
If you are looking for a budget decor option for your summer cottage, you most likely do not consider a full-fledged facade decoration for the New Year. But you can definitely stretch a couple of garlands on the terrace. Add IKEA paper lanterns to them: large balls will add the missing volume of light to a modest backlight.
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11. Lamp with shadows
You will need a perforated lampshade - the sharper the contrast between the outer darkness and the bright light from the inside, the more distinct will be the lacy shadows on the walls and ceiling.
Garden beds and flowerbeds can be decorated with similar lamps.
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12. Containers and balls
Another way to decorate your terrace for the new year is to use battery-operated garlands. Wrap balls of rods, place fireballs among containers with spruce branches.
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13. Fire bowl
Garlands in pots without plants will perfectly complement the decoration of a country house. You can use both plant-free garden pots and options with New Year's street compositions.
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14. Wreaths with garlands
the outer side of the windows are wreaths wrapped in garlands.
Pay attention, in addition to the stroke along the contour of the roof, here - the curb in front of the house is glowing.
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Advice: If there is no wreath, but you want to decorate the house outside for the New Year, we wrap the hoop with a garland. Add spruce branches to complete the composition. We recommend installing the composition under the window or near the porch.
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15. Curtains
At first glance, this is an easy way to decorate the front of the house for the new year. It will take 30 short garlands. But think in advance where to connect so many outlets. Therefore, immediately look for such garlands that are connected through a splitter.
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16. Spiral
A simple country house decoration is to wrap a garland around the stair railing.
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Poplar scene
You can get by with a small number of light paths that effectively descend from a tree into a snowdrift. The secret of success is luminous stars. And of course the “correct” corner of the garden, which is perfectly visible from the house, but does not interfere with the passage.
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17. Н garden building garden lighting
Outside for the New Year, not only the house and trees are decorated - a children's complex, a playground, a bathhouse, a greenhouse are suitable ... Fantasize!
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basket-manipulator has already entered the site). It is not necessary to use traditional garlands - luminous stars are enough.
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Garland cascade
Good old Christmas decorations for the garden are the best. Hang in a cascade
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20. No Christmas tree - decorate the trees
Illuminated fruit trees look quite impressive. Check if there are adapters and splitters connecting several garlands. Otherwise, it will be difficult for you to achieve a “burning trunk” and a uniform distribution of luminous beams over independent Christmas tree legs.
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21. Shaping the lower part of the trunk
Why not? Make sure that the backlight ends at least half a meter above your height. Such decoration of the site for the New Year harmoniously works together with the existing landscape lighting - only shining trunks in the middle of the darkness will look strange.
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21. Whirlwind Garland
The solution is a little easier than decorating each luminous branch - wrap the garland in a circle around the crown.
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22 Combine garlands
along with traditional New Year garlands based on small LED lamps, you can arrange a street garland with large lamps (
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24. Icicles
do not adopt the technique - feel free to decorate the winter tree with them.0003
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25. Garland Grotto
Try to decorate only the lower branches. And let the lights from one tree smoothly move to the neighboring ones.
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26. Doing Nothing
If you have a landscape light on your property, it will work just as well as a Christmas garland.
