Side exterior lighting on the house wall

Why should I illuminate it?

I can easily think of several reasons:

[*]the house is easier to find in a dark street [*]I enjoy the facade [*]a detail is to be emphasized [*]the facade is to be visually structured in the dark [*]....

Besides, the OP did not ask for our opinion on lighting, but only for a tip on lamps ;):cool: @ mondbau: take a look at bega lamps, they should have something suitable in their range

Hello forum, who has a good tip on the subject of up & down outdoor lighting for a house wall. Important is a lighting range of about 4m upwards. 2m downwards is enough. An adjustable beam would also be nice. The whole thing rectangular anthracite or graphite grey. I have looked at some on the web, but the brightness of the light cone looks poor.

We have lights from Helestra - name of the light: Siri. They are great and have high brightness depending on the size. We have them outside and inside in the stairwell.

I can easily imagine several reasons:

[*]the house is easier to find on a dark street [*]I enjoy the façade [*]a detail is meant to be emphasized [*]the façade is meant to be visually structured in the dark

- does that require façade lighting? - which I look at so often in the dark? - which I see so often in the dark? - so that someone can see it? Sorry, if I want to display my house, ok. Everyone as they like. If I want a practical lighting, that makes little sense from my point of view. I wouldn’t want to bother my neighbors with floods of light either. But you’re right. I contribute little to the actual question. If anything, only to consider whether such a flood of light benefits me and especially everything around it.

Hi,

Because it looks good and provides a pleasant, indirect light.

Best regards,
Michael

Hi,

Because it looks good and provides a pleasant, indirect light.

Best regards,
Michael

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hi. I did not expect to start a discussion about the usefulness of outdoor lighting. we have a brick facade and it is modern to incorporate such visual gimmicks. who buys a car for €80,000 and then puts 15-inch rims on it. it just drives. thank you very much for the two recommendations for LED.