Lamppost Lighting for Exterior Garden Use
Here is a hand-picked selection of lamppost lighting for your driveway, garden or outdoor space. Originally used for lighting streets within a populated zone, the lamppost is now celebrated as a classic design staple for private houses and outdoor spaces. Providing illumination, interest and security.
Regardless of their aesthetic appeal, the lamppost is also a practical tool for illuminating your homes exterior. The lamppost design, due to the high position of the lamp, is perfect if you would like to light a larger area than a low-level light. Equally, unlike wall-mounted lighting, a lamp post can be positioned further away from your house or building. Scroll to the bottom of this page for tips and advice on incorporating lamppost lighting in your outdoor space.
Copper and Clear Glass Lantern for Lamppost Height 2.5m
2 Options£201.00
Traditional Exterior 3 Lantern Lamppost Height 2.3m
£388.00
Stylish Exterior Lamp Post - Small or Large Lantern
8 Options£515.00
Modern Fisherman Style Shade Lamppost - White or Black
3 Options£291.00
Traditional Ornate Matt Black Exterior Lamppost - 2 Options
2 Options£236.00
European Style Lantern for Post or Lamppost - Commercial or Domestic Use
11 Options£267.00
Garden Lamppost for Coastal Locations - Traditional Design
£290.00
Scandi-Style Low Glare Modern Black Lamppost Height 2320mm
2 Options£507.00
Classic Lamppost with Smoked Glass Lantern - Steel or Black
2 Options£518.00
Scandi Design Outdoor Mid Height Lamp Post - Stands 2 Metres
3 Options£549.00
Curved Lantern Lamppost with Double Glass Shades
5 Options£768.00
Curved Lantern Lamppost with Triple Glass Shades
5 Options£1,159.00
Lamppost lighting for domestic gardens and commercial spaces - tips and advice
Multiple Lampposts
If you are looking for specific performance from your lampposts, beyond a single column at the bottom of your garden, you will need to consider the optical performance of the fitting. This will let you know much light will be cast by a lamp post when affixed to a column of a specific height. To achieve a uniform distribution, that avoids creating high-contrast light, an overlap is required from the pools of light. To make a route comfortable for pedestrians and vehicles, dark areas and high-contrasts should be avoided. Consult the tailored description of each lamp post design to get an indication of the ideal spacing between lamp posts.
If you have a larger space and need an extensive computer-assisted design, please contact us for more information. And as always, if you would like some advice specifically tailored to your project, do get in touch via phone, email, or our online chat function. We love to hear from you!