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The perfect festoon lights for long Summer evenings, our Indoor Outdoor Connectable Festoon Lights feature 10 antique-style Edison filament bulbs to add a warm glow to outdoor entertaining. The connectable festoon lights are so easy to set up. Simply hang the plug-in outdoor lights on garden fences, through branches of trees or bushes, around the parasol or around the patio or porch and connect up to four sets together for all-over illumination. These low voltage linkable LED festoon lights can be used inside or out and their plug-in design is so simple to set up. Just press the timer button when you want them to switch on and they will stay lit for eight hours before turning off automatically then turning back on at the same start time the following day. Great for summer entertaining, parties and giving the exterior or interior of your home a touch of festival vibe. - Indoor Outdoor Connectable Festoon Lights - 10 Antique Style Bulbs
Established in 2013, Atkin & Thyme has been dedicated to offering distinctive, handcrafted furniture and home accessories that blend timeless design with vintage charm. For lighting spaces, Atkin & Thyme offers illumination solutions that serve as both functional necessities and decorative statements. Their table lamps feature handcrafted bases with vintage-inspired details, while floor lights showcase the brand's commitment to quality materials and distinctive design. Wall lights and ceiling fixtures reflect their artisanal approach, each piece carefully produced in limited batches by skilled craftspeople. These lighting collections create ambient environments that highlight the character and sophistication inherent in every Atkin & Thyme piece, ensuring your spaces glow with timeless charm and enduring style.
