We found this at 13 stores including Target, Lamps Plus, and Lighting New York. This product sells from $179 up to $202. Users can save 11% by shopping at Houzz.
Elevate your outdoor space with our Portland 16" Post Mount, blending traditional mission styling with modern durability. Its classic black finish and clear glass shade add elegance, while the cast aluminum construction ensures resilience against the elements. Dimmable and compatible with both incandescent and LED bulbs, it offers versatile illumination for any outdoor setting.
| Alternative names | Z-Lite Portland 1 - Light Post Light in Black |
| Color | Black, Clear |
We found this at 13 stores including Target, Lamps Plus, and Lighting New York. This product sells from $179 up to $202. Users can save 11% by shopping at Houzz.
Elevate your outdoor space with our Portland 16" Post Mount, blending traditional mission styling with modern durability. Its classic black finish and clear glass shade add elegance, while the cast aluminum construction ensures resilience against the elements. Dimmable and compatible with both incandescent and LED bulbs, it offers versatile illumination for any outdoor setting.
| Alternative names | Z-Lite Portland 1 - Light Post Light in Black |
| Color | Black, Clear |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Pathway lights, spotlights for landscaping, string lights for ambiance, and motion-sensor lights for security are effective options.
What types of outdoor lighting are most effective?
Pathway lights, spotlights for landscaping, string lights for ambiance, and motion-sensor lights for security are effective options.
How do I ensure my outdoor lighting is weatherproof?
Choose lighting fixtures rated for outdoor use, with waterproof or water-resistant features, and ensure proper installation.
Can outdoor lighting be energy efficient?
Yes, using LED bulbs, solar-powered lights, or lights with timers or motion sensors can increase energy efficiency.
How does lighting affect color perception?
Lighting can significantly change how colors appear. Test color choices in the actual room where they'll be used to see how they look in different lighting conditions.
