Homebase is selling premium outdoor lanterns which don't require plugs for under £30 – they're perfect for summer nights
Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
AS summer evenings stretch out before us, there's nothing quite like enjoying a balmy night in your garden or on your patio.
And to truly set the mood, the right lighting is essential.
Sign up for Scottish Sun
newsletter
Sign up
4
Homebase is currently selling garden lighting for cheap
Credit: LNP
4
They shared a video on their TikTok account showing off their latest collection
Credit: tiktok/@homebaseuk
Forget fiddly wires and the need for outdoor sockets, because Homebase has just unveiled a range of premium outdoor lanterns that are both stylish and incredibly convenient - for under £30.
The buzz began with a recent TikTok video from @homebaseuk, showcasing these elegant additions to any outdoor space.
Crafted from durable black metal with a sleek square design, these lanterns exude a sophisticated, contemporary feel that will instantly elevate your home's exterior.
Whether you're looking to illuminate your doorway, create a welcoming glow on your porch, or add a touch of ambiance to your garden wall, these lanterns are perfectly suited.
What truly sets them apart is their hassle-free nature.
They don't require any plugs, making installation a breeze and offering ultimate flexibility in placement.
Each lantern includes a warm white LED bulb, ready to cast a soft, inviting glow as soon as it's installed.
Plus, with an IP23 rating, you can rest assured they are protected from the elements, ensuring they'll stand up to whatever the British summer throws at them.
For those dreaming of enchanting summer nights filled with laughter and al fresco dining, these Homebase lanterns are an absolute game-changer.
At under £27, they offer a touch of luxury and practicality that's hard to beat.
'It's spacious enough for two adults' - The Range release double garden rocking chair less than €120
Gardening fans are also flocking to Home Bargains to get their hands on their Jardin Hanging Glass Bird Bath for £3.99.
Perfect for adding a touch of whimsy and wonder to your outdoor space, this isn't just any garden ornament.
This eye-catching bird bath features a delightful stained glass-style design, adorned with vibrant flowers and delicate butterflies.
It promises to become a captivating focal point, drawing the eye and adding a splash of colour to your green oasis.
4
The garden store has a solar panel light that attaches to the wall
Credit: Homebase
4
It is currently on sale for £27
Credit: Homebase
As described on the Home Bargains website, it will "Transform your garden into a wildlife haven."
The bird bath invites local birds to "drink and bathe," offering a much-needed spot for them to cool off and rehydrate, especially as the warmer weather arrives.
Crafted with care, the bird bath is hand-painted and frost-resistant, ensuring it can withstand the elements and remain a charming feature year-round.
Measuring a generous 21x40cm, it provides ample space for a variety of birds to enjoy a refreshing dip.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Courier
2 hours ago
- The Courier
New Broughty Ferry showroom has £3,000 toilet and £7,500 bath
A new Broughty Ferry bathroom and kitchen showroom is selling a £3,000 toilet and £7,500 bath. Despite the eye-watering price points of some items, Home Improvement Centre owner Maria Inglis says her focus is on 'affordable luxury'. The new business is located on Gray Street, in the former Millars clothing store unit, which shut last year after more than a century of trading. The shop boasts three kitchen displays and eight bathroom bays and offers a full design to installation service. Maria said: 'We have a variety of price points – it's not all top end. We want to be attainable. 'Affordable luxury is what we're going for – everyone should have a nice space to live in.' The heated Japanese toilet on display has the ability to wash and dry. The £7,500 black stone bath in the window has been imported from Italy. It required six people to lift the 220kg bath into the shop. 'The Japanese-style toilets are becoming more popular,' said Maria. 'It is an expensive item – not everyone will put this in their bathroom – but there are people who will go for this. 'It has ambient lighting on the toilet so you don't need to put the bathroom lights on in the middle of the night. 'The bath comes from Aquabella, a Spanish company. They are quite exclusive and expensive, for people who want to have something extra special. 'We've put it in the window to show we're different and not run-of-the-mill. We hope having something spectacular in the window will draw people in to have a look.' Maria, who is married to Ian, said she has a passion for bathrooms and kitchens. She said the kitchens in the business are British-made with an emphasis on innovative storage solutions. She adds: 'I find kitchens exciting. As a mother of three, I feel like I spend my life in the kitchen. 'It's such a valuable space in the home. It needs to look good, but it needs to work for you as a family. It's the heart of the home. 'The Scandi-look is on trend at the moment, with a lot of natural textures and quite clean and minimalist. 'Open shelving is very popular, particularly in smaller spaces as it gives the feeling of more space. 'People are wanting to see a bit of texture in their bathrooms.' Maria said there had been a lot of interest from passing customers as the shop underwent a three-month refurbishment. The couple, who live in Monifieth, have spent more than £160,000 on the refurbishment and stock. Maria, who overcame throat cancer five years ago, said: 'When the premises popped up on Gray Street it was an opportunity not to be missed. 'We have had so many people asking about the shop as the work's been going on. 'We're really excited to open our doors on Saturday.'
Daily Mirror
3 hours ago
- Daily Mirror
Emma Raducanu romance rumour continues to burn as 'close pal' watches in stands
Emma Raducanu puts dating gossip on ice after her Wimbledon second-round triumph - preferring to keep the focus on tennis and friendship. Rumours surrounding Emma Raducanu's love life continue to rumble on following her second round victory at Wimbledon last night. Speculation had been growing about Emma, 22, and former tennis prodigy and long-time friend Ben Heynold, 24. He supported her at Queen's Club before Wimbledon and was in her box on Centre Court alongside another female to watch the British number one dismiss former SW19 champion Markéta Vondroušová in straight sets. Emma said afterwards how both those watching on were just 'close pals' of hers. Ben, who she met on the tennis circuit aged six, is a student at North Carolina University in the US. After her victory Emma said it had become an annual tradition to have her best pals come and watch her at Wimbledon. She said: 'It's so rad. I have all of them here in one place. They've been my rock through everything. They're the closest people to me outside of my family. "That was really special. I had the same sort of routine last year. I just really cherish these moments because we know how hard it is week to week playing on the tour. "When we're here in this sort of environment feeling at home, it's so special. I think it's important to take it in. You don't know the next day how it's going to go.' Asked where the friends were from, she said: 'A lot of them live in America. They're friends from secondary school, childhood. One of them I've known since I was six-years-old. Then another one since I was 14. I think it adds more significance because they never really get to come and watch me. We made it an annual thing. "They can come to Wimbledon. It aligns with everyone's calendar. It's just so special. They're in the box there. When I look over to them, it just gives me an extra boost of motivation.' While she said of playing in front of superstars in the Royal Box, which yesterday included rocker Dave Grohl, Olympic legend Tom Daley and Glastonbury star Olivia Rodrigo: 'It definitely adds a bit of pressure, I guess, if you look up and you kind of recognise. That's why I try and stay with my eyes on the court as much as possible. Only after you kind of look up and take it all in, if they're still there.'
Scottish Sun
3 hours ago
- Scottish Sun
Major supermarket brings back £5 school uniform bundle including 2 polo shirts, sweatshirt AND trousers or skirt
It comes with a discount on stationery too KITTED OUT Major supermarket brings back £5 school uniform bundle including 2 polo shirts, sweatshirt AND trousers or skirt A MAJOR supermarket chain has launched a school uniform bundle for just £5 at a major supermarket in the UK. The bundle, on sale at stores from today, includes two polo shirts, sweatshirts and trousers to choose from. 1 The school uniform range is perfect for any kids preparing to return for the Autumn term Credit: Getty Parents can choose from including a pair of trousers, shorts or a skirt in the bundle. Singular items can also be bought for cheap, with a sweatshirt going for just £1.50, and trousers, shirts, skirts or shorts for £1.75 during the sale. These prices offered by little undercut many other high street competitors, and will likely ease the burden of having to update the school uniform again. The discount retailer, priding itself on these unbeatable prices, adds: "If you see a cheaper deal elsewhere, we'll match it." Parents should then head to the Lidl middle aisle quick before the back to school rush, as stock is likely to last only for a short time. The sale also come with a 12-month satisfaction guarantee. A 20 per cent discount on a stationery item can also be claimed when any school uniform piece is bought with the Lidl Plus app before next Wednesday, July 9. Other items in the sale include trainers for £6.99, which come in a range of colours, as well as socks starting at £2.49, and zip-up hoodies for £3.99. The uniform bundle comes with a range of different middle aisle deals that Lidl is putting on offer from today. Amazing Back-to-School Deals You Can't Miss! Another cheap and exciting addition is some British bedding plants, priced at just £1.99, or mini roses and a bright purple Campanula for £2.99 each. Lidl has also launched a new range of affordable garden solar lights for the summer, among its other cheap summer essentials.
