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As Christmas approaches, a whole new magic fills the air. With the gift list to finish and the festive menu to plan, have you forgotten about the sparkling decorations?! Lights are essential for creating the perfect Christmas atmosphere: here are our tips for lighting up and decorating your home with the most enchanting Christmas lights.
Let’s start with the Christmas tree, the undeniable centrepiece of the festivities. Based on the colour you choose for the baubles and bows, you can match strings of classic warm/cold LED lights or more unique Christmas lights, such as those shaped like stars or snowflakes.
Do you want to wow your guests? Opt for programmable tree lights, and choose from dynamic effects, colour changes, and customised sequences to match your mood or even the rhythm of Jingle Bell Rock. A real feast for the eyes!
Lights don't have to be confined to the tree! To create a festive atmosphere throughout your home, you can place strings of lights along shelves, on top of furniture or around mirrors, adding warmth and magic even to the most hidden corners.
And don’t forget the windows: luminous garlands or cascades of lights are perfect for framing the glass, creating a suggestive effect that will also win over your neighbours.
Are you a romantic? LED candles are a true must-have. Safe, smoke-free, and incredibly versatile, they can be placed anywhere: in the centre of the dining table, above the wall units or even in the bathroom, for moments of relaxation in perfect Christmas style.
If you're looking for something original, we recommend copper wire micro LED chains: super thin and sparkling, they can be wrapped around your TV or paintings. Looking for something even more eye-catching? Projection lamps are perfect for you. They transform your walls into a starry sky or an enchanted forest: the perfect backdrop for photos and videos to post on your social media profiles!
If you don't have a kitchen that is big enough for a Christmas tree, don't despair: you can decorate the space in other ways. A centrepiece with berries and leaves, a beautiful tablecloth or a table runner with themed colours and patterns, for example, is enough to give an incredibly Christmassy and familiar touch. And to bring a little magic into the kitchen, place glass jars filled with twigs, pine cones, small trees, and battery-operated lights on the table and shelves.
