Description
These cluster string lights gather 100 LEDs into close, bushy sprigs along a dark cable, so the light builds in rich little bunches rather than running in a thin single line. Each bulb sits on its own short stem branching off the main run, which gives a fuller, more textured glow than ordinary string lights. We offer them in three colours. Warm White gives a soft, golden light that suits traditional decorations, wood and natural foliage. White is crisper and cooler, lovely beside silver, glass and frosted ornaments. Multicoloured scatters a cheerful mix of bright colours along the length for a playful, classic Christmas look.
Cluster lights come into their own on the Christmas tree, where the dense sprigs fill the gaps between branches and give a full, generous sparkle. Around the home they also look wonderful wound along a mantelpiece or banister, draped across a dresser or bookshelf, woven through a garland, or gathered loosely into a large glass vase or lantern for a glowing centrepiece. Because the 100 LEDs sit close together, one set gives concentrated light to a single feature, such as a smaller tree, a fireplace or an indoor archway, rather than stretching thinly across a whole room.
Each LED is held on a short stem off the main cable, so you can tease the sprigs into place and turn the bulbs outward where you want the light to fall. Before hanging, uncoil the set gently and check the bulbs and cable are in good order. When Christmas is over, wipe away dust with a soft, dry cloth and store the lights loosely coiled in a dry place so the sprigs keep their shape for next year. For the fullest look on a tree, start at the trunk and work outward along the branches, tucking the cable in as you go.
Specification
| LEDs |
100 |
| Minimum order |
4 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
How many LEDs are on these cluster string lights?
Each set carries 100 LEDs, gathered into short sprigs along the cable so the light sits in dense, sparkling clusters rather than a single thin line.
What colours can I choose from?
We offer them in Warm White for a soft golden glow, White for a crisper, cooler light, and Multicoloured for a cheerful mix of bright colours.
What makes cluster lights different from ordinary string lights?
Instead of spacing bulbs evenly along one line, each LED sits on its own short stem branching off the cable, giving a fuller, bushier glow in a smaller space.
Where in the home do they look best?
They are lovely on the Christmas tree, wound along a mantelpiece or banister, woven through a garland, or gathered into a large glass vase or lantern.
How should I look after and store them?
Wipe away any dust with a soft, dry cloth, then coil the set loosely and keep it somewhere dry so the sprigs hold their shape until next Christmas.