If you have a lot of lawn, want to create some rather stunning night time lighting effects, and have a lot of moolah hanging around, I’ve got two unique solutions for you. This would be a Sweet and the Low post, btw, except both are Sweet, and neither is Low.
The first, you see above, is the Kanpazar 80. Imported from Spain, the Jon Santacoloma designed outdoor lamps are made of neutral polyethylene. They’re available either hardwired to the ground, or portable, and equipped with 11.5 feet of black wire, and a three prong grounded plug. They start out white, as you can see above, but there is a note that after time, UV rays may alter the color and pigmentation of the materials.
[$896, Y Lighting]
If small and flexible is more your style than tall and pointy, you might want to check out Moonlight, a flexible, “first class” lighting solution:
Moonlight comes in a ton of different styles and shapes, from full globes, to half globes; mounted on columns, to suspended from the ceiling. You can mix and match to your hearts content to create a unique lighting combination, in almost any location.
Prices vary, but you can snag most of them for anywhere between $325 and $1000.
[Moonlight USA]
[Via Dvice]
