City villa roof overhang with lighting

Thank you all for the quite constructive feedback. Due to all the comments, we have decided not to install any spotlights, but rather to install lighting on the house wall.

Classic Up/Down from the new development range? If yes, I wish you a really good plasterer!

Light is emotion and can really showcase a house. The idea of spots in the roof overhang is actually good. It has to be realized with warm light and a subtle, preferably dimmable solution. There are many possibilities that are not even that expensive.

You can also control it with a timer. Electricity costs are not that much at 3 watts per spotlight. With 12 spots, that’s 36 watts, roughly 100 watt-hours for 3 hours a day. About 5 cents daily at today's electricity prices. Thanks to LED, beautiful light costs almost nothing.

first properly stage it

Thanks to LED, nice light costs almost nothing

well, that sounds nice in theory. In practice, you can see that even "warm LEDs" have terribly white light. Truly warm-colored LEDs are hard to get and more expensive.

Staging a house – for what? Maybe the scene doesn't even want to see the house. Somehow I find it a very self-centered thought to want to stage your own house.

I find staging your own house so absurdly silly that I would never have come up with the idea. Honestly, it's enough for me when people stage the window decorations around Christmas.

I find showcasing one's own house so absurdly silly that I would never have thought of it.

Well, one person focuses on tiles to showcase the bathroom, another wants the facade to look nice because they drive past the house more often than they use the bathroom. Everyone has their quirks. However, there are certainly quite different possibilities on the side facing the street.

I find staging one's own house so absurdly silly that I would never have come up with the idea. Honestly, it's enough for me when people stage their window decorations around Christmas.

To quote two Sparkasse ads: some proud builder wants (if necessary with a chest hair toupee) to show "dem Schober" what a waaaaay coooool house Ni-ko-laus Die-stel-mei-er can afford *LOLLL* *SCNR*

Well, one relies on tiles to stage the bathroom, another wants the facade to look nice because he drives to the house more often than he uses the bathroom. Everyone has their quirks. However, on the front facing the street, there are certainly quite different possibilities.

For example, Lüftl painting could come back into fashion again. In a modern version, the neighbors might think you know Banksy ;-)