24 idées d'éclairage pour l'arrière-cour pour une lueur magnifique et un divertissement facile

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backyard garden with pole lights — Photo :

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La création d’un

cour arrière

animé commence par l’éclairage. Ce n’est pas parce que le soleil commence à se coucher et que la lumière du jour disparaît qu’il est temps de rentrer, surtout si vous organisez une fête. Grâce aux luminaires d’extérieur, vous pouvez prolonger

les festivités extérieures

largement

dans les heures du soir. Si vous avez besoin de trouver la façon parfaite d’illuminer votre arrière-cour, nous avons dressé une liste de 22 idées d’éclairage d’arrière-cour pour un espace fonctionnel (et visible).

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Utilisez votre treillis

Mediterranean-Inspired Patio After — Tria Giovan

Si votre espace extérieur est doté d’une structure aérienne, comme une

pergola

ou un treillis, utilisez-la pour accrocher de petites lampes suspendues. Lorsque vous organisez un dîner en plein air, elles ressembleront à des bougies flottantes et contribueront à créer l’ambiance parfaite.

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Mettez votre jardin en valeur

illuminated garden bed — welcomia/Getty Images

Les lampes de jardin sont destinées à mettre en valeur votre maison lorsqu’il s’agit

de l’aménagement paysager

. Utilisez des lampes solaires qui s’allument à la tombée de la nuit pour mettre en valeur votre verdure luxuriante ou vos fleurs afin de rehausser la beauté naturelle qui entoure votre maison. Les lampes directionnelles peuvent être orientées vers le haut pour éclairer la verdure depuis le bas.

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Rendre les espaces intimes

outdoor dining table with warm string lights above — Johner Images/Getty Images

If you’re hosting a

backyard barbecue

or entertaining with an elegant dinner party, make your lighting intimate with its warm ambiance. Scatter candles along the table and frame the space with string lights to create a cozy atmosphere that’ll invite your guests to stay and enjoy the time outdoors.

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Keep It Simple With Lanterns

backyard sitting area with two tabletop lanterns — Ridgewest Homes & White Cloud Productions

Not all backyard lighting ideas need to be as extensive as installing or hanging new fixtures. Place a few lanterns or table candles on your outdoor coffee table for visibility all night long that’s easy to set up. Use flickering candles if you’ll be nearby, or try LED tea lights, which are easy to switch on and off and don’t create a mess.

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Line The Edges

backyard patio with candles lining edge — Westend61/Getty Images

If you’re planning on using the backyard for night entertaining and aren’t looking for an extensive lighting project, line the edge of

your patio

or deck with tea-light candles.

Battery-powered flameless candles

provide as much light as actual flames and are completely safe, which is a big win if your patio or deck is made of wood.

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Light in Layers

Backyard Fire Pit with Adirondack Chairs — Alison Gootee; Styling: Jennifer Berno DeCleene

Adding light sources in layers is the perfect way to achieve a cozy space. Here, simple string lights are hung well above the copper

fire pit

to bring in soft light from above while small pathway lights surround the garden beds.

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Make Use Of Trees

Evening wedding ceremony with a lot of vintage lanterns, lamps, candles. Unusual outdoor ceremony decoration. Beautiful garden party concept. — olegbreslavtsev / Getty Images

Low-hanging boughs are the perfect place to hang candle-lit lanterns and strings of lights. Don’t reserve them just for the holidays—these lights will add romance to

garden parties

all year long.

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Add Lighting To Seating Areas

outdoor gazebo with ceiling lights — KatarzynaBialasiewicz/Getty Images

Outdoor gazebos and pergolas add a relaxing environment to your backyard that’s possible to enjoy at night with lighting. If you’re worried that a pendant fixture will become damaged due to weather, add recessed lighting. Recessed lighting will illuminate your entire area and stay flush against the beams.

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Drape Fences And Railings

Summertime backyard fence with lights — Alex Levine / Getty Images

Drape fences and railings with string lights to create an intimate feeling during backyard parties. The lights will define the boundaries of your space and provide an extra spark for your gathering.

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Build In Lighting

light stone outdoor fireplace with built-in lighting — Meco Custom Builders

If you’re remodeling your backyard to include an outdoor kitchen or entertainment area, consider building lighting into the stone or masonry. This makes your space more functional and doesn’t require adding in light from another source every time you use the area. Plus, turning the lights on at night enhances the new addition for an elegant glow to show off the completed project.

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Add A Fire Pit

back deck fire pit with couches, wine, and cheese board — Jon Lovette/Getty Images

Lighting and warmth are essentials for backyard lighting ideas, and you can never go wrong with an

outdoor fire pit

. These yard items are the epitome of transforming your backyard into a space full of ambiance and glow at night that makes the area functional and relaxing.

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Brighten Waterfalls And Fountains

light up waterfall on back patio — Melanie Rekola

Magnify the

tranquility of your garden

fountain or waterfall with lights. The sounds of the running water mixed with the warm glow create a peaceful environment full of charm and sophistication.

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Place Globe Lights In The Garden

Globe lights in gravel garden — AHatmaker / Getty Images

Solar globes will add a mystical feeling to your garden. Reminiscent of an orb or the moon, they provide lighting and a sculptural element. Intersperse them several feet apart if you want to even out the lighting on your property.

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Hang String Lights Above Seating

backyard table with overhead string lights — ]Jennifer Davick; Styling: Elizabeth Demos

String lights are a popular option for backyard lighting ideas, and rightfully so. These adorable little lights make your backyard functional at night and enhance the ambiance. There are several possibilities for hanging string lights in your backyard to create a cozy and intimate atmosphere.

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Line Your Steps

outdoor stone steps with built-in lighting — Landscape Lighting Pro

There’s nothing worse than tripping up or down a staircase at night. Regardless of your step materials, adding lighting to this area is a great way to prevent tripping since the area is more visible. While these lights are being used for safety, they’re still casting a glow that will light up your backyard and provide the ambiance you’re looking for.

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Elevate The Space With A Chandelier

backyard patio with seating area and overhead chandelier — Ridgewest Homes & White Cloud Productions

Create a beautiful backyard deck by opting for a chandelier as your light source. Not only does this provide the lighting you need for the darker hours, but this fixture accentuates your space and makes the environment feel more sophisticated.

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Illuminate A Path

outdoor garden pathway with lights — blanscape/Getty Images

Does your home have a courtyard or extensive garden area? Add lighting to the sides of paths for visibility and to dramatize the nearby foliage. This ensures your path stays lit when it gets dark and transforms your garden into a focal point.

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Put Lighting In The Pool

illuminated pool at night — Ivan Hunter/Getty Images

If you have a pool in your backyard then night swims are likely to occur. Install lighting down in sides of your pool to light up the water and cast a glow that reaches your backyard area.

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Make DIY Mason Jar Lights

mason jar lantern lights hanging from trees — Melanie Rekola

Instead of purchasing a new light fixture, consider making your own backyard lighting with the help of fairy lights and Mason jars. Fill the inside of a Mason jar with battery-powered fairy lights (making sure to put the battery at the top for easy access) and screw back on the lid. Attach the lid’s handle on both sides and then hang it on tree branches or on yard stakes with a shepherd’s hook.

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Go For Solar Energy

outdoor solar light — Nickbeer/Getty Images

Whether you don’t have an outlet nearby or are looking for an environmentally-friendly source, consider going with solar lights. This lighting option is very user-friendly as most of them charge during the day from sunlight and light up on their own at night. All that’s required from you is installing it in your chosen location.

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Light Up Side Tables

Citronella candle in a lantern on an outdoor side table — Annie Theby / Unsplash

Add lanterns or LED candles to side tables to cast a soft glow in seating areas where friends and family gather to converse. They’re also a smart addition for serving tables, allowing guests to get a better view of the buffet.

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Play With Pattern

These finely detailed lanterns reflect an intricate pattern on a wall. Look for Moroccan lanterns with interesting geometric shapes or those with nature-inspired cutouts like fireflies.

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Illuminate Your Pool Area

in-ground pool with scattered lighting — Meco Custom Builders

Outdoor pools transform empty backyards into one luxury, especially with impressive stonework similar to the one in the picture above. Place a few light fixtures around your pool area to show off the intricate landscaping and make the area functional at night.

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Play With Color

White lighting may be classic, but that doesn’t mean you can’t let out your wild side and play with color. Look for colorful string lights or paper lanterns for a more vivid, fun effect at your pool party.