Description
This neon light brings a classic Christmas picture into the home: a bright star rising above a pair of traditional bells, with two round rings sitting between them like little baubles. Each shape is traced in a smooth neon-style glow set on a pale backing panel cut to follow the outline, so the design reads clearly from across the room. At 60cm high it is large enough to be noticed on a wall or in a window, yet it sits comfortably in an ordinary living space, and a small tab with a hole at the top of the star gives it a simple way to hang.
We think it looks its best where it can be seen glowing as the evenings draw in: hung on the inside of a front window, on a hallway wall to greet people as they come in, or above a sideboard in the living room. It suits a kitchen or a playroom too, anywhere that needs a cheerful touch of colour through December. Because the star and bells are such familiar Christmas shapes, it sits happily alongside a traditional scheme of garlands and baubles, and just as well beside a brighter, more playful mix of lights.
It runs at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into an ordinary socket, so there are no batteries to change; just plan for a socket within reach of where it will hang. As general good practice, keep the transformer indoors or under cover. To keep the glow looking clear, switch off and unplug before cleaning, then dust the panel and the neon outline with a soft dry cloth. When the season ends, pack it flat in a box away from heavy things so the outline stays straight. Pair it with a garland along the windowsill and it makes a cheerful welcome every evening.
Specification
| Height |
60cm |
| Power |
Mains, via a low-voltage transformer |
| Minimum order |
6 units, priced per unit |
Frequently Asked
How big is the neon star and bells light?
It stands 60cm high, which makes it large enough to catch the eye in a window or on a wall without overwhelming the room.
What does the design show?
It shows a bright star at the top above a pair of traditional Christmas bells, with two round rings between the bells like little baubles.
How is it powered?
It runs at low voltage through a mains transformer that plugs into the mains, so you will need a socket within reach of where it hangs.
How do I hang it?
There is a small tab with a hole at the top of the star, which gives you a simple point to hang it from on a hook.
Where should the transformer go?
As general good practice, keep the mains transformer indoors or under cover, and plan the light's position so the lead reaches a socket comfortably.
How do I keep it clean?
Switch it off and unplug it first, then dust the backing panel and the neon outline gently with a soft dry cloth.