Outdoor lighting
Outdoor luminaires provide light around the home, while structuring circulation, access and outdoor living areas. This category includes sconces, bollards and pendants designed to withstand climatic conditions, with materials suitable for prolonged exposure. Each outdoor luminaire is selected for its ability to blend in visually with an architectural environment, without being overly formal. The aim remains functional: to mark a passageway, secure an entrance, extend the use of a terrace, while respecting the clear reading of exterior volumes. read more >
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Large outdoor wall lampLizuret
£465 £360-25%
Black metal outdoor wall sconceAix
£170 £130-25%
External black metal angled appliquePowell
£285 £245-15%
Silver exterior wall sconceMartinez
£165 £145-10%
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Lighting outdoor spaces with the right outdoor luminaire
The choice of an outdoor luminaire is based on a dual requirement... to ensure functional lighting and guarantee durability in the face of climatic conditions. Unlike indoor use, outdoor luminaires are exposed to humidity, thermal variations and projections. Materials must be treated or intrinsically resistant: stainless steel, powder-coated aluminum, technical glass. The models selected in this category meet precise standards (IP44 minimum) for safe use in outdoor areas, without compromising on aesthetics or legibility of shapes.
Main functions and distribution of sources
Outdoor luminaires fulfil several functions...: marking a path, securing access, extending the use of a space in the evening. Wall lights are generally placed near doors, gates or terraces. Ground-mounted bollards give rhythm to a pathway or delimit a planted area. Outdoor pendants, which are rarer, are used in covered spaces such as patios or pergolas. Each light source is selected according to its range, color temperature, and visual impact when switched on and off.
Agency, formal coherence and landscape integration
A good outdoor luminaire must not produce a visual break with the built or plant environment. Matt finishes, mineral or dark shades, and sober shapes facilitate this integration. The aim is not to produce a decorative lighting effect, but to accompany the uses without disturbing the nocturnal perception of the site. The installation must also respect the logic of circulation: progressive marking, clear reference points, absence of glare. In short, outdoor luminaires are designed to combine efficiency, stability and formal neutrality. They are part of a rigorous lighting logic, serving everyday use without aesthetic overload. This selection brings together technical, robust pieces adapted to each area of the garden or facade.
