Garden room lighting

Your garden room is where indoors and outdoors meet. A garden room is a covered space in the garden, often with glass or open walls, that feels like an extension of your living room. During the day, the sun takes care of the light. Once it sets, your lighting decides whether you stay a little longer or head back inside. With the right lamps, your garden room stays a place you want to be, long after sunset.

In a garden room, the power socket is rarely where you need it. Cordless lamps solve that. Hang the Bolleke globe lamp from a beam, a hook or a branch by its rubber loop, and there's light above the table straight away. You charge it via USB and it lasts up to twenty-four hours, with three light settings. Because the Bolleke is water repellent, it can stay put when a shower passes over. On the table, place the Edison the Petit, the small white table lamp that also charges via USB and lasts up to twenty-four hours. To switch it on and dim it, just pull the Fatboy label. Looking for a table lamp with a classic silhouette? Then there's the Bellboy. Thanks to its powder-coated aluminium housing, it's as much at home on the garden table as on your desk. You charge it with the cable included and dim it with the touch button on its cap.

Do you have a power socket in your garden room? Then the Edison the Medium table lamp and the Edison the Giant floor lamp are a smart choice, quite literally. Both work via your home network and can be used indoors and outdoors. You dim the light from bright to soft and switch between cool white and warm yellow light. Control them hands-free via your smart home app, or with the remote control that comes with them. Put the Edison the Medium on a table or sideboard. Place the Edison the Giant in a corner of your garden room or on the terrace, as a standing lamp that lights up the whole space. You can also simply switch it on and off by pulling the label.

Good garden room lighting works in layers. Start high: a floor lamp in the corner or a few globe lamps above the table give you light to eat, read and talk by. Add table lamps at a lower height: on the table, on a side table or on the windowsill. That way the space feels cosy rather than bare in the evening. Do you have a glass wall or sliding doors? Then go for dimmed light. You'll still see something of the garden at night, instead of mostly your own reflection. And don't forget the area outside the garden room: a few lights along the path or the fence visually draw the space into the garden.

The beauty of cordless light: it goes where you go. Take the Edison the Petit to the lounge corner, or hang the Bolleke under the parasol above the garden table. The Jolly Trolley simply rolls along. This powder-coated aluminium serving trolley has a built-in LED lamp that you dim with the button on the pole, and a top tray you can lift off. So you roll the drinks and the light to wherever the company is. Afterwards, wheel it back inside, where you charge the lamp via USB-C. When it gets cooler, the other cordless lamps move back inside too. That way you use the same lamps all year round. Discover Fatboy's cordless lamps and make your garden room the place where the evening lasts just a little longer.