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Christmas lights set the mood of the home as soon as evening falls. A good lighting design creates warmth, highlights decorative elements and adds depth to every room. Here you will find LED Christmas lights in different formats: fairy lights, curtain lights, light-up garlands and Christmas figures with lights. There are options for outdoors, designed for balconies, terraces and façades, and others for indoors and for the Christmas tree.
Christmas lighting works best when it is planned by zone. To extend the design, you can combine it with our decorative lighting and decorative light bulbs that add a warm tone in the rest of the home.
When choosing Christmas lights, always check the length, the type of power supply and the intended use, indoors or outdoors, before deciding. It is also worth considering the colour of the light: warm is cosy in the living room, while cool white gives more contrast on terraces and façades. A timer or several lighting modes add convenience day to day.
Light is the element that transforms a home most at Christmas. Without needing to add many pieces, a good lighting scheme makes spaces feel welcoming and helps every decoration look better.
Christmas lights have moved towards LED technology, which offers a longer life and a more stable colour. There are models for outdoors, for the tree and for decorative compositions. Choosing the right format and colour temperature determines the final result.
| Type | Key features | Design and use ideas |
|---|---|---|
| Fairy lights (string lights) | A wire with points of light at regular intervals, in different lengths. | Trees, banisters, window frames and simple compositions. |
| Light-up garlands | Combine branches or decorative elements with integrated points of light. | Doors, fireplaces, stairs and mantelpieces. |
| Curtain lights | Several parallel strands hanging from a rod or support. | Windows, walls and photo backdrops. |
| Figures with lights | Illuminated silhouettes such as stars, reindeer or other motifs. | Terraces, gardens, hallways and decorative corners. |
Check whether the product is intended for indoor or outdoor use and what level of water protection it has. Work out the length you need: as a guide, a 180-centimetre tree takes between 200 and 400 points of light depending on how dense you want it. Consider the type of power supply, mains, batteries or rechargeable, and whether it has a timer or different modes. Warm light is the most common choice indoors; cool white gives more contrast outdoors.
Warm light has a yellowish tone that feels cosy indoors. Cool light is whiter and bluer, and crisper outdoors
No. Outdoor lights have specific protection against damp. Always check the manufacturer's guidance
It depends on the height and the density you want. A 180-centimetre tree usually pairs well with a string of between 200 and 400 bulbs
Wind them around a piece of card or a reel without tensioning them, and keep them in a dry box
Mains for larger outdoor areas, batteries or rechargeable when there is no socket nearby and you need flexibility in placement
Well-planned lighting brings out the best of each space and adds warmth without overdoing it. The quality of the finishes and the reliability of the wiring are key. Discover the collection and choose the formats that best suit the layout of your home.