Modern Outdoor Pillar Light Aluminum Base Clear Glass Shade IP65 Rated for Garden and Pathways

Really like the combination of glass and aluminium. A well balanced little detail that fits in with the surrounding garden.

Exactly the simple style I wanted.

The aluminium lower section is my part I like most. It gives the glass a nice contrast, pretty really satisfied with the overall look.

From the driveway this looks nicely proportioned. Nothing overdone, just a simple outdoor fitting.

Replacing the older lantern changed the feel of our garden entrance. This has a more simple look, which works with the rest of the house. We kept the planting and house number as they were, and the new light still fits in comfortably.

What caught my attention was the clear glass. I wanted something that looked open rather than a solid block sitting on the pillar. This has the right balance for our entrance, and the metal base keeps the shape looking grounded.

A pair of these was the finishing detail we wanted for the entrance. I liked the clear glass because it leaves the overall shape looking light, rather than making the pillars feel top heavy. The aluminium base adds enough definition to stop the design looking too delicate. We considered a few more decorative options, but this simpler shape felt better with our house. Seeing the entrance once daylight fades is now one of my favourite parts of coming home.

Having tried to make the garden entrance look more cohesive, I realised the old light was one of the things letting it down. This one has a tidy look that works with the existing gate and paving. My favourite detail is the contrast between the clear shade and the metal underneath. It looks good from the street as well as when you're standing nearby. We're quite pleased with the choice, although I'd recommend checking the dimensions against your pillar before ordering.

What caught my attention was the clear glass. I wanted something that looked open rather than a solid block sitting on the pillar. This has the right balance for our entrance, and the metal base keeps the shape looking grounded.

Lovely glass, very understated.

Nothing fancy here, which was the appeal for me. We wanted an outdoor light that would sit comfortably with the other outdoor details. The shape does that well and the clear shade doesn't make the entrance look crowded. nice change from what we had before.

Really like the combination of glass and aluminium. A well balanced little detail that fits in with the surrounding garden.

Looks great beside the gate

Our outdoor space feels more finished now. The glass shade gives the fitting a lighter appearance than our old light.

For our front entrance update, I spent a fair bit of time choosing between traditional lantern shapes and something more modern. This felt like a sensible middle ground for our house. The clear glass shade keeps the fitting visually open, while the base of the fitting gives it a definite shape. It complements the nearby greenery without competing with everything else. We've kept the rest of the entrance fairly simple, and this has been a worthwhile addition.

Replacing the older lantern changed the feel of our garden entrance. This has a more simple look, which works with the rest of the house. We kept the planting and house number as they were, and the new light still fits in comfortably.

Initially I worried that clear glass might look too plain. In place, it has enough detail to feel considered without becoming the main thing you notice. The aluminium and glass work nicely together. I'm pleased with how it looks during daylight as well.

After refreshing the planting along the front path, we wanted a light that would fit the new look without requiring us to change the rest of the entrance. The simple shape and glass shade were what drew me to this one. In position, it feels in proportion with the surrounding wall and greenery. I also appreciate that its daytime appearance is just as considered as its appearance in the evening. Overall it's been a lovely update, we're both delighted with how the space has come together.