Tree lighting

Tree lighting: The magical glow of pendant lights in trees

Trees have always inspired people's imagination. Their far -reaching branches and robust tribes are symbols for strength, durability and nature. But only through the right tree lighting do you develop your full magic after sunset.

The lighting for trees is not only an aesthetic statement, but can also serve to illuminate paths, to offer security or to emphasize certain areas of a garden or property. Finding the right lamp for the tree is therefore essential to achieve the desired atmosphere and functionality. The first step towards successful tree lighting is the selection of the correct lighting elements.

Create flexible lighting solutions

You should consider whether a permanently installed solution is preferred or whether you want to use temporary, flexible lighting options. LED lights are extremely energy-efficient and durable these days and are ideal for the lighting of a tree. No two trees are the same, and so your tree lighting should also be unique.

Let your creativity run free and choose colors, shapes and lighting effects that reflect your personality and style. We are happy to help you to make your vision reality. Pendant lights are a particularly popular choice, especially if you want to keep the natural character of the tree. Imagine how the lights gently hang from the branches, make the night shine and create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Hanging such a tree trunk lamp gives the garden a very special touch. It is particularly important to choose the correct lighting in the outdoor area.

The lighting of the tree from the outside can help transform the garden into a true fairytale country. However, you should always ensure that the selected lights are suitable for the outdoor area. The tree lighting in spherical shape has become increasingly popular in recent years. They give the tree a special aesthetics and create an almost surreal atmosphere. In particular, the hanging ball hinge is often used as a modern highlight in gardens and parks.

Use outdoor certified lighting: Make sure that the lights and cables that you use outdoors are suitable for outdoor use and have the necessary certifications.

High quality cabling: Use high -quality, weatherproof cables and extension cables to prevent short circuits and fires.

Avoid overload: Do not connect too many lights to a single socket to avoid overload. Spread the load evenly to different circuits.

Safe cable structure: Fasten the cables and prevent them from leading through sidewalks or lawns to avoid stumbling blocks. Use soil anchors or covers.

Stable attachment: Make sure that the lighting elements are firmly attached to the tree to prevent it from falling down in the wind or storm. Use suitable fastening materials.

Remove dry material: Remove dry branches, leaves or other flammable materials near the lighting elements to minimize the fire risk.

Regular review: Check regularly the lighting elements, cables and connections to damage and replace defective parts immediately.

Water protection: Make sure that the lighting elements and sockets are protected from water to prevent short circuits. Use waterproof socket covers.

Avoid overheating: Make sure that the lighting elements do not overheat by not bringing them into contact with combustible materials and ensuring sufficient ventilation.

Timmering clocks or smart controls: Use timer or smart controls to automatically activate and deactivate the lighting in order to save energy and minimize the risk of fire.

Respect the wildlife: Keep in mind that tree lighting can interfere with birds and other animals. Avoid placing the lighting in the breeding or resting zones of animals.

"Remember that the tree lighting doesn't just have to be for the Christmas season. Plan your lighting in such a way that it can be used all year round and creates a special atmosphere in every season."

External tree lighting: functional and atmospheric

It is particularly important to choose the correct lighting in the outdoor area. The lighting of the tree from the outside can help transform the garden into a true fairytale country. However, you should always ensure that the selected lights are suitable for outdoor use. The tree lighting in spherical shape has become increasingly popular in recent years. They give the tree a special aesthetics and create an almost surreal atmosphere. In particular, the hanging ball hinge is often used as a modern highlight in gardens and parks.

Use outdoor certified lighting: Make sure that the lights and cables that you use outdoors are suitable for outdoor use and have the necessary certifications.

High quality cabling: Use high -quality, weatherproof cables and extension cables to prevent short circuits and fires.

Avoid overload: Do not connect too many lights to a single socket to avoid overload. Spread the load evenly to different circuits.

Safe cable structure: Fasten the cables and prevent them from leading through sidewalks or lawns to avoid stumbling blocks. Use soil anchors or covers.

Stable attachment: Make sure that the lighting elements are firmly attached to the tree to prevent it from falling down in the wind or storm. Use suitable fastening materials.

Remove dry material: Remove dry branches, leaves or other flammable materials near the lighting elements to minimize the fire risk.

Regular review: Check regularly the lighting elements, cables and connections to damage and replace defective parts immediately.

Water protection: Make sure that the lighting elements and sockets are protected from water to prevent short circuits. Use waterproof socket covers.

Avoid overheating: Make sure that the lighting elements do not overheat by not bringing them into contact with combustible materials and ensuring sufficient ventilation.

Timmering clocks or smart controls: Use timer or smart controls to automatically activate and deactivate the lighting in order to save energy and minimize the risk of fire.

Respect the wildlife: Keep in mind that tree lighting can interfere with birds and other animals. Avoid placing the lighting in the breeding or resting zones of animals.

Play with light and shadow using the tree lamp

Are you ever walking through a garden or park on a mild summer evening or on a frost -clear winter night and was enchanted by artistically illuminated trees? Tree lighting outside can create such a magical effect and transform your garden into a fairy tale landscape. Imagine you could stage every tree in your garden, whether large or small, with light and create an atmospheric ambience. But how do you best start? First of all, you should consider which trees or shrubs should be particularly highlighted. Perhaps one of your trees has an impressive bark or an unusual shape to be emphasized. The selection of the right lighting is crucial. A subtle approach could be to use a gentle, warm white light that shines the tree from below and thus emphasizes its contours and structures. This type of lighting, also known as uplighting, throws long, dramatic shadows and brings depth into your garden. There is also the possibility of downlighting, in which lights are placed in the higher branches of the tree, which immerse the tree and floor underneath in a gentle light.

Waterproof LED lights are often the first choice for tree lighting outdoors because they are energy-efficient and are available in a variety of colors and intensities. With a remote control or an app you can even adapt the color and brightness of the light, depending on the mood and occasion. However, security should always come first. Make sure that all cables and lights are suitable for the outdoor area and that they are laid so that nobody stumbles. Regardless of whether you have an old, gnarled tree with history or a flowering fruit tree in your garden, the right lighting can put its beauty in the foreground. Due to the tree lighting, you not only create a breathtaking night panorama, but also a place where you and your loved ones like to linger. So your garden becomes an eye -catcher at any time of the day. Experiment, games with light and shadow, and let your outdoor area shine in a completely new light!

Security in the garden through tree lighting

Tree lighting is more than just aesthetics; It also contributes to safety, orientation and perception of rooms in the dark. Trees that are strategically illuminated in parks, in places or in private gardens give the surrounding area a soothing and inviting atmosphere. While uplighting makes the tree appear majestic, side lighting can focus on special properties or structures. It is important to preserve respectful use of nature, to avoid disturbing light pollution and to choose energy -saving technologies. Tree lighting not only creates beauty, but also a sustainable and conscious handling of our environment. Tree lighting not only serves to highlight the majestic presence of trees, but can also help to strengthen ecological awareness and respect for nature. Each tree has its own history, form and characteristics, and through targeted lighting, this uniqueness can be emphasized, which in turn strengthens the awareness of the importance of trees and their preservation.

The choice of the right light source and intensity is crucial. It is advisable to use energy-saving and environmentally friendly options such as LED lighting that release fewer heat and are therefore less invasive for the tree and its surroundings. In addition, the lighting should be designed in such a way that it does not contribute to light pollution at night, which can affect both the wildlife and humans. In urban environments, where green areas are limited, tree lighting can help increase the appreciation for urban green spaces. She can stimulate passers -by to pause, enjoy the moment and become aware of the importance of trees in their daily life. The tree lighting can also help create places of the meeting and community. An illuminated tree can become a meeting point or a landmark in a quarter that people gather around, exchange stories and experience community.

Shaping the lighting tree stylish on the outside

Tree lighting in the outdoor area can make a dramatic and breathtaking difference in the aesthetic design of gardens, farms and other green areas. If it is used correctly, the lighting can emphasize the natural beauty of trees, highlight striking features and create a cozy, inviting atmosphere.

Types of tree lighting

Floor spotlights/uplights: These lights are placed on the ground around the tree and shine up light. They are particularly effective for trees with striking bark or special shapes, as they highlight shadows and texture.

Downlights: Lights are placed in the higher branches of a tree that gently shine down. This creates the effect of a moon and is particularly beautiful in combination with other light sources.

String lights: fairy lights that are wrapped around the branches and the trunk can create a sparkling, festive effect. They are ideal for special occasions or holiday decorations. Spotlights: They can be used to highlight a specific area or a characteristic of a tree, such as: B. a particularly gnarled branch or flowering flowers.

Practical considerations

Security: Safety is crucial when installing outdoor lighting. It is important to use weatherproof lights and protect all cables and connections from moisture. In addition, you should avoid cables to walk through paths to prevent stumbling blocks.

Energy efficiency: LED lights are a popular choice for tree lighting because you last long, consume little energy and are available in many color temperatures.

Light control: Dimmer, timer and motion sensors can help to minimize energy consumption and at the same time create the desired atmosphere.

Design tips

Preside naturalness: While it can be tempting to use many lights, a more subtle approach can often be more effective. It is about emphasizing the natural beauty of the tree and not overwhelming it.

Color play: While warm white light is often preferred, since it works naturally, colored lights can be used for special occasions or to emphasize certain seasons.

Combination with other elements: The combination of tree lighting with other illuminated elements, such as B. because of, water features or shrubs, can create a harmonious and balanced look.

In conclusion, it can be said that tree lighting outdoors is both art and a science. With the right planning and execution, it can transform an ordinary garden into a magical oasis.

The right know-how about tree lighting

Tree lighting outdoors not only requires aesthetic planning, but also technical know-how. Here are some technical facts and considerations that should be taken into account when planning lighting on the tree:

1. Energy sources:

Network current: The most common energy source for powerful outdoor lighting. It must be ensured that the installation takes place properly and safely in order to avoid electrical dangers.

Solar: Solar -powered lights use solar collectors to collect energy during the day, which is then used for lighting at night. They are environmentally friendly and do not require cabling, but often have a lower luminos and light duration as network -powered options.

2. Lamps:

LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes): Very energy -efficient and durable. They also offer a wide variety of color temperatures and brightness levels. LEDs have a longer lifespan than conventional incandescent lamps.

Halogen: These lights create a warm, light light, but consume more energy than LEDs and have a shorter lifespan.

3. IP protection type:

Lighting for the outdoor area should have an appropriate IP protection type (International Protection Code), which indicates how well the lamp is protected against the penetration of solid objects (such as hand contact or dust) and water. For example, IP65 means that the lamp is dustproof and is protected against jet water.

4. Light color and quality:

The color temperature is measured in Kelvin (K). Warm white light is around 2,700-3,000k, while cold white or daylight white light is over 5,000k. The color rendering index (CRI) indicates how exactly the colors in the light of this source are shown compared to natural sunlight.

5. Control and sensors:

Timer: switches on the lighting on or off at fixed times. Movement sensors: Activate the lighting when movement is recognized.

6. Installation: earth cable:

Special earth cables that are laid underground and are protected against moisture and mechanical damage should be used for permanent installation.

Connection boxes: All electrical connections should be housed in weatherproof connection boxes to protect them from the elements. When installing and maintaining tree lighting outdoors, the manufacturer's recommendations and applicable safety standards should always be followed. It can also be advisable to consult a specialist or have the installation carried out by a specialist to ensure that everything works safely and efficiently.

Unique design through the floor lamp tree

The floor lamp tree enjoys growing popularity in modern living rooms and is characterized by its unique design and its closeness to nature. When entering a room, the floor lamp tree immediately attracts attention, since it not only acts as a light source, but also as a stylish decoration element. The special thing about the floor lamp tree, as the name suggests, is its shape, which is reminiscent of the branches and the trunk of a tree. By using such a floor lamp tree, a piece of nature is brought into your own four walls. The organic forms and structures that characterize this type of floor lamp create a cozy atmosphere and remind you of forest walks and the noise of leaves.

The floor lamp tree is not only available in classic wooden tones, but also often also in modern metal or plastic variants, which allows it to integrate into a wide variety of furnishings. Another advantage of the floor lamp tree is its versatility. Some models offer adjustable branches so that the lighting direction can be individually adjusted. This makes the floor lamp tree a flexible light dispenser that is suitable for both cozy reading evenings and general space lighting. In summary, it can be said that the floor lamp tree is far more than just a light source. It is a statement for nature lovers and design enthusiasts alike. If you are looking for a unique lighting element that combines the functionality with aesthetics, you should consider the purchase of a floor lamp tree.

Tree lighting from below through uplighting

Advantages of tree lighting from below

Emphasis of the texture: Trees with a striking bark, such as the corkscrew pasture or the silver birch, can be staged particularly impressively by tree lighting from below, since their texture and color is emphasized.

Creation of shadows:

Uplighting creates fascinating shadow games on the higher levels of the tree, which puts an additional dimension and dynamics into the night landscape.

Security: Lighting on the ground can also help to avoid stumbling blocks by brightening the area around the tree.

Technical aspects

Lamps: LED spots are ideal for the tree lighting from below because they are energy-efficient, have a long service life and are available in different color temperatures.

Waterproof lights: For the outdoor area, it is essential that the lights are waterproof. A high IP value guarantees protection against moisture and dust.

Adjustable spotlights: With adjustable beams, the light beam can be focused exactly on the desired area of ​​the tree in order to achieve the desired effect.

Design tips

Distance: The distance of the lamp to the tree should be chosen so that the desired area of ​​the tree is well illuminated without the light beam too much.

Combination with other light sources: To ensure balanced lighting, uplighting can be combined with other lighting methods, such as downlights.

Avoidance of glare: The lights should be placed and aligned so that they do not dazzle pedestrians or drivers.

In summary, the tree not only offers the possibility of emphasizing the natural beauty of a tree from below, but also to make the surrounding space atmospheric and secure. However, it is important to take both aesthetic and technical aspects into account in order to achieve optimal results.

Conclusion - that's how you do everything!

The tree lighting from below gives gardens and landscapes an impressive atmosphere. Uplighting emphasizes the unique features of a tree and create fascinating shadow games. The right technology and placement are crucial to avoid glare and ensure security. Overall, this lighting method offers an impressive way to bring out the beauty of nature at night.

If you are still undecided how you want to implement the lighting in your garden, please make an appointment with the light planners from Skapetze to make one personal advice and the development of an individual Lighting concept to take advantage of.

You are also welcome to visit us on site in Simbach am Inn in our light studio.

If you already have a concrete idea what the lights should look like in your outdoor area, we can help you to implement this idea into reality - ours in -house workshop makes it possible.