Guides
Home lighting guides
Most of the lights we sell are bought for one of a handful of reasons: a child who needs a light in the night, a landing or hallway that is not safe in the dark, a kitchen worktop you cannot see, or a garden path you want to keep lit. These guides are about that half of the decision — where the light goes, how much light you actually need, how it is powered, and what to expect from it across a British year. None of it is specific to one model, and all of it is the part nobody puts on the box.
Choosing a plug-in night light for a child's room or landing
How much light you need, why the colour matters, and whether the sensor does the switching.
Read it →Motion-sensor lighting for stairs and hallways
Where the sensor needs to look, how low to aim it on stairs, and how the rechargeable battery changes the job.
Read it →Solar deck and wall lights: what to expect in a UK winter
How winter daylight changes a solar light, where to aim the panel, and what a motion sensor saves.
Read it →Under-cabinet and LED strip lighting for a kitchen
Where the light needs to land, how to measure a strip run, and the battery versus strip decision.
Read it →Cleaning and caring for a galaxy projector
What to use on the optics, what never to use, and how to store the discs.
Read it →Galaxy projector or night light: which one does the job you need
They solve different problems, and a lot of rooms genuinely want both.
Read it →Galaxy projector room setup: placement, distance and ambient light
Where to stand it, how far away, and how dark the room actually needs to be.
Read it →Giving a galaxy projector as a gift
Who it suits, which bundle to pick, and the one thing to check first.
Read it →How many disc themes do you actually need?
Projector only, four, six or ten — and who each option actually suits.
Read it →How to photograph a star ceiling on a phone
Why the photos never look right, and the settings that fix it.
Read it →Setting up a star ceiling in a child's bedroom
Safe placement, cable routing, and choosing a scene a child will settle under.
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