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Mood lighting that transforms your garden into a cosy outdoor living room
Good mood lighting in the garden is the difference between a terrace you'd rather stay indoors from in the evening and an outdoor space where you linger late into the night. The Garden Lights mood lighting collection comprises decorative fittings that emit a warm, soft light β perfect for relaxing evenings with friends or a quiet evening with a good book.
Unlike functional lighting such as spotlights or uplights designed to illuminate specific objects, mood lighting is all about ambiance. The soft glow draws your garden indoors β the transition from living room to outside blurs. That's the effect of well-placed mood lighting.
Four mood-worthy spots in your garden that need lighting
- Terrace and seating area β create a cosy ambiance around your lounge set or garden set with warm light that accentuates the table and seating
- Borders and planting β subtly illuminate ornamental grasses, bamboo canes or decorative borders from below or the side
- Pond edge and water feature β mood lighting along the edge of a pond or fountain creates a beautiful reflection effect on the water
- Garden parties and summer evenings β extra decorative lighting that completes your garden for a garden party or barbecue evening
Warm light (2700β3000K): why light colour matters so much
The right light colour makes or breaks the mood in your garden. Garden Lights mood lighting typically uses warm white light with a colour temperature of 2700β3000K β comparable to traditional incandescent bulbs or candlelight. This warm, yellow light creates an inviting, relaxed glow that's perfect for outdoor living.
Avoid cool white (>4000K) for mood lighting: this light looks clinical and uninviting in a garden setting. Neutral white (3000β4000K) can be used for functional wall lighting or path lighting, but for the terrace and seating area you'll always choose warm white.
Energy consumption: a complete mood lighting installation for a fraction of the electricity costs
Garden Lights mood fittings feature energy-efficient LED light sources that typically consume 2 to 6 watts per fitting. A complete mood lighting installation of 10 fittings therefore uses just 20β60 watts β comparable to one traditional incandescent bulb. If you run the lighting for 5 hours every evening, your total annual electricity costs remain limited to just a few pounds.
How do you create a layered lighting plan for maximum mood?
Mood lighting always works best in combination with other lighting elements. A layered lighting plan combines:
- Accent lighting β spotlights or uplights on trees, sculptures and borders for dramatic depth
- Terrace lighting β deck lights along the decking edge or wall lights on the pergola for a warm frame around the terrace
- Mood lighting β decorative fittings as standalone light sources on the terrace or along paths for the cosiness layer
- Smart control β with the Garden Lights Smart Zigbee range you can dim the mood lighting via the app and set automatic timers
Mood lighting outdoors all year round
Garden Lights mood lighting is designed for permanent outdoor use. The fittings are resistant to frost, rain and UV radiation β they don't need to be stored away after the summer season. The 12V voltage ensures safety, even if the lighting isn't used outside the summer months.
Browse the complete mood lighting collection below. Combine with spotlights on trees, deck lights in the decking and wall lights on the exterior for a complete lighting plan. Also browse the smart lighting to control everything from your phone. View the full Garden Lights range or shop all garden accessories. Complete your outdoor space with a lounge set or garden set.
Also read: 10 garden lighting ideas for your garden Β· Installing garden lighting: Garden Lights 12V system explained
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between mood lighting and functional garden lighting?
Functional lighting (spotlights, uplights, path lighting) is designed to illuminate objects or light routes for safety. Mood lighting is decorative in nature: the focus is on ambiance, cosiness and the experience of the outdoor space, not on lighting a specific spot.
Can mood lighting stay outside in winter?
Yes, Garden Lights mood lighting is designed for permanent outdoor use and is resistant to frost, rain and UV radiation. The fittings don't need to be stored away after the season. The 12V voltage is completely safe even in prolonged cold.
What light colour is best for garden mood lighting?
Warm white (2700β3000K) is by far the most popular choice for mood lighting. The warm, yellow light creates a cosy glow that radiates rest and relaxation β ideal for an evening on the terrace. Avoid cool white (>4000K) for mood lighting, as it looks too clinical outdoors.
How much electricity does mood lighting consume?
Garden Lights mood fittings typically consume 2β6 watts per fitting. An installation of 10 fittings therefore uses just 20β60 watts β comparable to one traditional incandescent bulb. Annual electricity costs for a complete mood lighting installation are minimal.
Can I dim mood lighting for even more mood?
Standard mood lighting operates at a fixed brightness level. If you want dimming functionality, choose the Garden Lights Smart Zigbee mood fittings β these are fully dimmable via an app or voice assistant. This lets you create the perfect light level for any time of evening.
How do I combine mood lighting with other garden lighting?
Mood lighting works best as part of a layered lighting plan. Combine decorative mood fittings on the terrace with directed spotlights on trees, deck lights along the decking edge and wall lights on the exterior. This creates cohesive lighting with depth and variety.
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