Decorative Lights
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Decorative lights add illumination as well as visual character to a space. They can be used to frame a wall, highlight a balcony, decorate a window, create a festive backdrop or add a softer layer of light to a room. At Orient Electric, the decorative-light range includes LED string lights, curtain lights and rope strip lights , along with festive formats designed around occasions such as Diwali and home celebrations. The right decorative light depends on what you are decorating and the effect you want to create. Types of Decorative Lights LED String Lights String lights are one of the most flexible choices for home decoration. They can be wrapped around railings, plants and banisters or used around windows, shelves and doorways. For example, Joylite Rosary 10M LED String Light for Home Decoration is available in multiple colour options and is designed for decorative use across spaces such as the living room, temple and balcony. Its current product specification are a 10-metre length, 100% copper wire, 46 LEDs, 3000-lumen output and IP65 protection. LED Curtain Lights Curtain lights create a hanging, cascading effect and are particularly useful for walls, windows, balconies and festive backdrops. The Joylite Star LED Curtain Light for Home is a warm-white curtain-light format with six large and six small stars across a 12-foot design. It uses a plug-and-play setup and includes remote-controlled lighting modes, making it useful for home décor, festivals and celebrations. Rope Strip Lights Rope lights are useful when you want to follow a longer edge, railing, ceiling line or architectural feature. The JoyLite 5-Meter 120 LED Rope Strip Profile Light has 120 LEDs per metre, 3000 lumens, a 5-metre length and IP65 protection. It is designed for indoor and outdoor decorative applications and supports multiple colour options. Orient Electric also offers a 10-metre 120 LED Rope Strip Light for longer decorative runs. Festive and Diwali Lights Decorative lighting becomes esp
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