Outdoor Christmas Light Ideas For the House

If you are looking to create a magical Christmas feel outside your house this year, nothing sets the tone quite like a gorgeous Christmas light display. Whether you want modern styles with lots of color or standard icicle and warm white lights, you can find outdoor Christmas lights to suit all tastes and styles. Let’s make your house glow this Christmas! 

The Best Christmas House Lights 

Choosing the right type of lights is the first thing you need to do to achieve the wintry festive glow you are looking for. Here are some of our top choices for outdoor Christmas lights that are hard-wearing, safe and pretty.

Ollny Icicle Lights 

Icicle lights are a classic style and are perfect for lighting up roof lines and eaves. They have a special elegant look that mimics falling icicles and add a certain wintry, magical feel to your home. 

Ollny Rope Lights 

Rope lights are perfect for lining windows, doors, paths, fences or even along tree trunks. They have a flexible tube design that makes them easy to install anywhere, and are durable, weather-resistant and look stunning. 

Ollny Outdoor String Lights 

Ollny outdoor string lights are versatile, bright and can easily be wrapped around trees, pillars, hedges, eaves and railings. You can choose a length to suit your space, and their excellent coverage means that they really emphasize the beauty of wherever you choose to install them. 

Popular House Light Colors 

Warm White Christmas Lights

Warm white Christmas lights have a timeless feel to them, and create a cozy, festive ambience all over the home. They are easy to match with other elements of Christmas decor, and can be used inside and outside the home. 

Cool White Christmas Lights 

If you want a sharp, frosty ambience this Christmas, cool white lights are the ones to choose. They give off elements of snow and are paired beautifully with blue and purple Christmas decorations, really standing out on a tree and around furniture. 

Multi-Color Lights

Multi-color lights are a great way to get fun and creative with your Christmas decorations this year. They bring a bright, cheerful feel to any display and match with lots of colors of decorations too, making them very versatile.

RGB Christmas Lights 

Ollny smart RGB lights are smart lights that let you choose colors and effects all from a convenient app. From your phone, you can switch from white lights to multi-colors, and change up the modes to keep your decorations looking fresh and new each day. 

Tips for Hanging Christmas Lights 

1. Plan your design 

Knowing exactly where you want your lights, how much space you need to cover and where you will plug them in is an important first step. 

2. Measure 

Measure the length of the spaces you are hanging the lights, ensuring to leave a little extra. 

3. Invest in Clips/Hangers 

Plastic clips are the best for outdoor lights as they attach securely to things like gutters and rails without damaging them. 

4. Prioritize Safety 

When using a ladder, make sure it is sturdy and that someone is around to spot you. Always plug lights into a GFCI outlet for ultimate safety. 

5. Test Before Hanging 

Plug in all light strands on the ground to check there are no faulty bulbs or torn wires before you begin hanging them up. 

6. Go Vertical 

Remember that you can also hang lights vertically up trunks and branches to add dimension to your outdoor light display. 

7. Consider a Timer 

Timers are great if you want to ensure that your lights are on and off at certain times of the day. 

Conclusion

Christmas lights transform your decorations from dull to glowing in mere seconds. Getting your outdoor lights right is the first step to having an enviable light display that is festive, fun and enjoyed by all your friends and family. What are you waiting for? Get decorating and happy holidays! 

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