3 lighting ideas for your home on Halloween
Lighting is an aspect to take into account in any festival, and Halloween is no exception.
As Halloween is a date that is gaining more and more prominence in the festive calendar, it is also the perfect time to decorate your home with some details alluding to its main themes and symbols. Even if just for a few days, this Halloween take a risk and transform your home decor!
This night, opting for lighting elements that highlight your decoration and create plays of light and shadow is a good chance to make your Halloween even scarier.
See below three suggestions for lighting up your home for Halloween!
Pumpkin with LED lighting
If there is one element that cannot be missing from any respectable Halloween decoration, it is, without a doubt, the pumpkin. The moment of carving it becomes an authentic rite, the perfect excuse to share our time with those we want most, while we give shape to the expression of our pumpkin.
Traditionally, pumpkins were lit by placing a candle inside, but this was a risk that was taken, as the idea is to use them to light up the house for Halloween, especially when we have children or pets. indoor pet.
To avoid risks and enjoy the night with complete peace of mind, we recommend that you light up the inside of the Halloween pumpkin with a microled strip. The result will be even more eye-catching and, most importantly, it will be much safer for you and your family.
Decorated balloon
There are numerous stores where you can buy typical orange paper balloons. Paint some eyes, nose and mouth with a black marker, just like a pumpkin, and place them on an LED lamp in your home. In a very simple and quick way, you will have a different, original and economical Halloween lamp.
LED Flashlights
If you want to light up your house for Halloween without having to spend a lot of time and money, we suggest the following manual. Gather several used glass jars (jam jars, for example) and give them a second life before depositing them in the green recycling bin.
To do this, you just have to buy orange tissue paper and cover it using school glue. To top it off, when it dries, you can draw silhouettes with a black marker: a witch, a cat, a bat… Whatever you want!
Place the lanterns on the surface you want and use a microled strip to illuminate the interior with the different lights.
Put all these Halloween lighting ideas into practice and make this night even scarier and fun! Discover all these and other lighting options in our online lighting and electrical material store!
