Outdoor Wall Lanterns

Transform your home's exterior with our extensive range of 450+ outdoor wall lanterns, featuring exclusive designs from industry-leading brands at unbeatable prices. From budget-friendly to luxury statement pieces over, find the perfect lighting solution with our price match guarantee and expert customer service.

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    Why Choose Outdoor Wall Lanterns?

    Outdoor wall lanterns are more than just functional lighting fixtures – they're statement pieces that define your home's character. These versatile fixtures provide essential illumination for pathways, entrances, and outdoor living areas while adding architectural interest and visual appeal to your property's exterior.

    Key Benefits of Outdoor Wall Lanterns:

    Security & Safety: Proper exterior lighting deters intruders and provides safe navigation around your property during evening hours. Well-positioned wall lanterns eliminate dark corners and create clear sightlines.

    Architectural Enhancement: Our lanterns complement various architectural styles, from traditional Victorian homes to sleek contemporary designs. The right fixture can highlight your home's best features and create stunning visual focal points.

    Weather Resistance: All our outdoor wall lanterns feature robust IP ratings (IP44-IP65) ensuring reliable performance through British weather conditions. Quality materials like copper, brass, and powder-coated aluminium resist corrosion and fading.

    Energy Efficiency: Many of our lanterns are compatible with LED bulbs, providing bright illumination while reducing energy costs and environmental impact.

     

    Choosing the Perfect Outdoor Wall Lantern

    Size Considerations

    Small Lanterns (Up to 12 inches): Ideal for compact spaces, side entrances, or as accent lighting. Perfect for terraced houses or apartments with limited wall space.

    Medium Lanterns (12-18 inches): The most popular choice for main entrances, offering balanced proportions for most home styles. Suitable for standard door heights and average-sized properties.

    Large Lanterns (18+ inches): Make a bold statement on larger properties, grand entrances, or multi-story homes. These commanding fixtures create impressive visual impact and provide substantial illumination.


    Style Guide

    Traditional Lanterns: Featuring classic designs with ornate metalwork, bevelled glass panels, and heritage finishes like aged brass and copper. Perfect for period properties, country homes, and those seeking timeless elegance.

    Contemporary Lanterns: Clean lines, geometric shapes, and modern materials like brushed steel and clear glass. Ideal for new builds, minimalist designs, and urban properties.

    Industrial Style: Robust designs with exposed hardware, metal cages, and weathered finishes. Excellent for converted properties, lofts, and those seeking an urban aesthetic.

    Coastal Style: Nautical-inspired designs with rope details, weathered finishes, and robust construction. Perfect for seaside properties and those wanting a relaxed, maritime feel.


    Finish Options

    Copper: Develops a beautiful natural patina over time, offering authentic character and excellent weather resistance. Ideal for traditional and country properties.

    Brass: Available in polished, aged, or antique finishes. Provides classic sophistication and works beautifully with warm exterior colour schemes.

    Black: Versatile and contemporary, black finishes create striking contrast against light-coloured walls and complement modern architectural styles.

    Bronze: Rich, warm tones that blend seamlessly with natural materials like stone and wood. Perfect for traditional and transitional home styles.

    Stainless Steel: Modern, clean appearance with excellent corrosion resistance. Ideal for contemporary homes and coastal environments.


    Installation Guidance

    Placement Tips

    Height: Position lanterns 20% below any architectural moulding or trim for optimal visual proportion. Standard placement is 5.5-6 feet from ground level for main entrances.

    Spacing: For multiple fixtures, space them 6-8 feet apart or use the "rule of thirds" – divide your wall space into three sections and place fixtures at the division points.

    Electrical Considerations: Ensure all outdoor electrical work complies with Part P of Building Regulations. Consider PIR sensors for added security and convenience.


    Featured Brands

    Elstead Lighting

    British heritage meets contemporary design. Known for exceptional quality and innovative features, Elstead's outdoor lanterns combine traditional craftsmanship with modern technology.

    Hinkley

    American-designed fixtures with European influences. Hinkley's outdoor wall lanterns feature distinctive styling and robust construction, perfect for making a statement.

    Norlys

    Danish design philosophy emphasizing simplicity and functionality. Norlys lanterns offer clean lines and exceptional build quality with excellent weather resistance.

    Kichler

    Innovative designs with smart technology integration. Kichler's outdoor lanterns often feature energy-efficient LED technology and contemporary styling.

    FAQs


    What IP rating do I need for outdoor wall lanterns?

    For general outdoor use, IP44 is sufficient. For coastal areas or extremely exposed positions, consider IP54 or higher ratings for maximum protection.


    Can I use LED bulbs in traditional lanterns?

    Yes, most of our lanterns are compatible with LED bulbs. LED technology provides energy efficiency, longer lifespan, and better light quality than traditional bulbs.


    How do I maintain my outdoor wall lanterns?

    Regular cleaning with mild soap and water keeps fixtures looking their best. Copper and brass fixtures may develop patina naturally – this is normal and adds character.


    What size lantern should I choose?

    Consider your property's scale and architectural features. Larger homes can accommodate bigger fixtures, while smaller properties benefit from proportionally smaller lanterns.