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Common Uses and Placements for Outdoor House Lights
Outdoor wall lighting has many uses throughout the home, from security to socializing. Outdoor wall lights are a great way to make a property safer by illuminating dark corners, brightening doorways, and making the general appearance of a home welcoming and warm. Outdoor barn sconces can also be used to cover the house's property, such as illuminating a fence line. When mounted on a garage, outdoor garage lights can keep an eye on cars parked in the driveway and illuminate the yard and front of the house.
For outdoor gatherings that continue after the sun goes down, exterior house lights provide a layer of light to illuminate the party around the outdoor sectional. Outside lights for the house can also be used to bring attention to the swimming pool or to garden arrangements.
Outdoor flush mount wall lights can mount recessed into the wall, hiding in plain sight until the sun goes down. These lights have a minimal silhouette but make themselves known with a bright glow that illuminates steps and pathways to ensure safe travel during night excursions.
Like indoor lighting fixtures, exterior house lights are not limited to being mounted to the wall. Outdoor ceiling lights keep the walls clear for decorative objects or are useful in places with several windows present. Ceiling lights bring an even glow down to the space, such as a game table or dining table, providing illumination without the risk of glare.
In addition to finding the right style, the outdoor wall light must serve a functional purpose. An outdoor sconce with softer illumination is nice to politely welcome guests to the front porch. An outdoor lantern wall light brings a classic and timeless design to the walls of the home, informing guests of the style to be expected once inside the home.
Outdoor Wall Lighting Buying Guide + Frequently Asked Questions
How much do Outdoor Wall Lights cost?
Whether on a budget or looking for a luxury addition to the outside of the home, there’s an outdoor wall light for each situation. The majority of outdoor wall lighting will cost up to $300, although there is a sizable amount of midrange options up to $500 and $1000.
What are common materials for Outdoor Wall Lights?
Like other fixtures, outdoor wall lights come in a variety of material options such as plastic, aluminum, stainless steel, copper, brass and bronze. Each of these materials depends on personal preference and how the piece will match with the house and other nearby fixtures or furniture.
What are the most popular Outdoor Wall Light features?
Outdoor wall lights have many features depending on the needs of the home. Wall lighting can feature up, down, or both directional lighting, sending a specific glow out into the space that can complement a variety of spaces. Dark Sky Compliance is a feature many seek that allows for lighting to be on at night without disturbing wildlife.
What are coach lights?
Coach lights are another term for porch lights and any outdoor lighting that helps provide safety by leading the way to a front door, up a set of steps, or along a nearby path. Coach lights get their name from lanterns used on horse-drawn carriages, and the look of many coach lights provides a charming, turn-of-the-century look.
What size outdoor light fixture do I need?
The size of the outdoor lighting needed will vary on the size of the space. For the front door, exterior lights should be 1/3 to 1/4 the height of the door and trim. Consider a pair of lights on either side of entryways and doors. When looking at the current lighting offered, check for any parts of the space that are not illuminated or anywhere that would benefit from an additional layer of light.
How many lumens and watts do I need for an outdoor wall light?
The individual needs for lumens and wattage change depending on the size of the space. Lumens is the measurement of the brightness of the fixture and the amount of light brought to the surrounding area. For a warmer tone, go for fewer lumens, and for brighter, task-oriented spaces, seek more lumens. The wattage is the power consumption of the fixture and less is more eco-friendly. Typically, wattage is less of a concern with LED bulbs becoming more efficient, so look to lumens for lighting needs. Of course, check the minimum and maximum watts allowed for a particular fixture when changing bulbs. For more details about lumens and watts, check out our article Light Bulb Facts: The Meaning of Lumens.
What is the best height for outdoor wall lights?
The best height for outdoor wall lights is a general rule. Typically, most homes will look best with outdoor wall lights 66 to 72 inches above the floor. This height is the eye level for most people, allowing the fixture to be recognized and appreciated as well as bringing illumination to activities and tasks nearby.
