A snow-covered home outlined in warm white holiday lights at dusk

Product Guide

A home outlined in warm white LED bulbs at night
ALL OF OUR
LAMPS
ARE DURABLE
LED

Lamp colors

Every lamp we hang is available in five whites and a full color range. Seeing them lit side by side is the easiest way to choose.

Sunwarm white, warm white, pure white, cool white, and warm white filament LED bulbs lit side by side
The whites
Sunwarm white
Our house standard. Deep golden, closest to old incandescent.
Warm white
A softer gold. Warm without reading yellow on light siding.
Pure white
Clean and neutral. Crisp against brick, stone, and dark trim.
Cool white
A blue edge to it. Reads bright and modern, good with snow.
Warm white filament LED
A visible filament inside clear glass. Vintage look, LED efficiency.
Colonial home in warm white bulbs
Warm white
Brick two-story home in pure white bulbs
Pure white
Stone estate in alternating red and white bulbs
Red and white
Color

Red, green, amber, blue, and more, in the same faceted C9 lamp. Run a full multicolor line for a playful look, or mix two colors into a repeating pattern for something more restrained.

Five faceted C9 bulbs in orange, red, green, blue, and yellow

Additional color patterns

Holly peaks

Warm white along the gutters with red peaks picking out each gable.

White white red

Two warm white bulbs, then a red. The classic Christmas street rhythm.

White white green

Two warm white bulbs, then an evergreen. Quieter, and very good on cedar and brick.

Roof-lines

We suggest starting with the primary peaks and gutters that outline the front of your home. From there, saddles and ridges add depth and make the whole roof read from the street.

Trees & yard displays

Mini lights wrapped on trunks and branches, lit wreaths on the entry, and walkway accents. Yard work is where a roofline display turns into a whole property.

photo — wrapped tree
Wrapped trees

Mini lights on trunks and lower branches, spaced to your tree, not a fixed count.

photo — wreath
Wreaths & garland

Lit wreaths on the entry and garland on posts, rails, and the front door.

photo — walkway
Walkways & beds

Low accents along the path and planting beds so the yard reads at night.