APOLLO FLEX bollard
Apollo Flex is a versatile and elegant fixture that perfectly balances form and function. With its adjustable height, this lamp adapts to your needs, creating a flexible lighting solution suitable for all types of outdoor environments.
Apollo Flex is a versatile and elegant luminaire that combines form and function in perfect harmony. With its adjustable height, the light can be tailored to your needs, offering a flexible solution for a wide range of outdoor environments. The slim, refined shade contributes to a balanced appearance while helping to minimise glare.
The dark grey finish gives Apollo Flex a modern expression that blends naturally into different settings. The inside of the shade is painted white to enhance the reflection of the warm white light and create a pleasant illumination of the surrounding area. Every detail has been carefully designed to deliver both aesthetic appeal and lighting performance.
Apollo Flex is an ideal solution for illuminating pathways, flower beds, patios or as part of a larger outdoor lighting scheme. Whatever the application, Apollo Flex provides an elegant light distribution that enhances the natural beauty of its surroundings.
LightsOn Garden Plug & Play
Create atmospheric and functional garden lighting with LightsOn Garden Plug & Play, a flexible and affordable 12-volt system that is easy to install yourself – no electrician required. The system can be expanded up to 50 metres, giving you the freedom to adapt and extend your lighting as your needs evolve. With warm white light and clean Scandinavian design, the products are manufactured from durable materials developed to withstand the Nordic climate.
Don't forget the transformer
To operate your lighting, you will need a transformer with a capacity at least equal to the total wattage of the connected lights. To ensure maximum lifespan, we recommend loading the transformer to no more than 85% of its maximum capacity. Lower loads are, of course, perfectly acceptable.
Lighting Automation
Would you like your lights to switch on automatically at dusk? Add a Light Sensor (art. 5023) and enjoy automatic operation without having to switch the lights on and off manually. Alternatively, choose Smart Control (art. 5129) for scheduling and control via your smartphone.
Dimming
If you prefer a softer and less intense light output, you can add a Dimmer (art. 5094) or Smart Control (art. 5129). Installed before an individual light or a group of lights, these accessories allow you to adjust the brightness to suit your preferences.
HALLOWEEN WITH HELENA - TABLE DECORATION
I enjoy using skeletons, spiders, and pumpkins as decorations for Halloween. It conveys a sinister and unsettling feeling. When it comes to Halloween, I want to keep the design as simple and uncluttered as I can.
It's a lot of fun to decorate with skeletons. especially those of animals (fake of course). I have seen a lot of them lately, they are popular. I invested in a cat, some birds, a bat, and large spiders. These will last through numerous Halloween celebrations.
The pumpkins were found at our neighborhood store in Höllviken, Slättviksgård. I enjoy visiting him every year because it is truly a memorable experience. The entire barn is crammed with pumpkins of all sizes, shapes, and colors. I can spend a long time there just enjoying it and leave with far more than I can carry. He has ornamental corn, which is awesome. A find that is worthwhile. The ornamental corn comes in an array of colours, including yellow, orange, red, purple and occasionally even completely black. It’s also cool that they dry and maintain their appearance year after year. I have corn hanging from the ceiling in my workshop. It has been five years, and it still looks the same. If you're lucky, he's also grown 10-cm-long miniature ornamental corn. If you ever come across these, I highly recommend buying it!
TABLE DECORATION!
In this table decoration I recycled an old baking tray that I had previously used for an autumnal table decoration. The elongated shape of the baking tray complements our looong garden table, and its worn surface is ideal for Halloween. Why change something that does its job?
I placed the light string Bliss at the bottom of the tray. This one is all jumbled up so it resembles an oval birds nest made out of cables. I use this "birds nest" as a support to stick the stems into. I use heather as a “base plant” here. Heather can often be found in nice warm colours and if you don't have them at home you can find them in the forest or for a reasonable price in a plant shop. The heather doesn't need any water, it will still stand nicely regardless. It also has the benefit of covering a lot of space while remaining sparse enough to let the lighting at the bottom shine through.
Tip: If your table has a hole in the center for an umbrella, you can let the cables pass through there to conceal them.
I can start placing pumpkins and skeletons now that the entire tray is covered in heather. In addition to a few skulls, two spiders, a crow, a hand, and some bones, I also used three slightly larger pumpkins. Finally, I added cobwebs to complete the ornament. Nothing challenging and it will stay for several weeks.
The quantity of leaves in our garden is a strong sign that autumn has arrived. Why not make a decoration out of some of them? They are free, plentiful, and give the design a lovely pop of colour.
On both short-ends of the tray I laid the yellowed birch leaves. This gives the table decoration a beautiful expansion. You can still utilize leaves if the table is square or circular rather than elongated like it is here, but feel free to pull out a few additional veneers, preferably an odd number like three or five.
I've strung three Apollo lamps together over the table. The lamps have little rubber bats connected to them. A cute little feature that highlights the décor from above.
This is the result!
I have to say that I'm really happy with this simple spooky table decoration, and if the leaves blow away, it's just a matter of getting new ones from the ground!
Hope you got some inspiration and love Halloween as much as I do!
