Guide - Garden Lights - Lunares Blog

A freestanding garden lamp is the most important decision in garden lighting design—once installed, it shapes the look of your property for years to come. The selection is vast: decorative globes, low posts, classic lanterns, patio lights—and each of these types provides different lighting and serves a different purpose. In this guide, we cover everything you need to know before making a purchase: types of floor lamps, choosing the right height, placement along pathways, technical specifications, and common mistakes.

We buy solar lights in the summer, and our first doubts arise in the fall: will they work in the winter? Will the frost damage the battery? Should we store them in the garage or leave them in the garden? We answer all these questions—and explain how a little maintenance in October translates to full brightness in June.

All it takes is a string of warm-toned bulbs above the table to instantly transform the terrace from an “after-dinner” spot into your favorite place to spend the evenings. Garden string lights are the cheapest and quickest way to create a summery atmosphere around your home—provided you choose a weather-resistant model and hang it properly. We’ll explain the difference between IP44 and IP65 string lights, how to calculate the required length of the string, and how to complement the lighting on your patio or balcony.