Luminous Stone Path

Garden lights have been so stylishly shaped in recent years. Do you want to live outside the box or otherwise from other people? Then you should check out the latest collection of garden lighting from the designer of the home article on Serralung brand furniture and accessories. In the garden, sidewalk lights embedded in what looks like oversized pebbles were designed by Roberto Paoli. Designer sketch inspiration from a dance video of Michael Jackson by Billie Jean, where his artistic dance steps coincide with the movement of lights on the ground. They are fully Baller and fun Jaco Step upside down lighting can be bundled up to five years. It is up to you to arrange it in any form you want.

Garden Light Way You can combine many of these sets and find ready for the whole transformation of your yard / garden. Either put it on one line along with your steps on the garden or on the edge of the garden with bushes, shrubs and trees. You even illuminate the periphery of the ponds in your garden or produce a supernatural path leading to your home.

This radical modern and magnificent coup garden lighting can miraculously transform your garden into mesmerizing lighting. Definitely not wild and holy-blooded like Jackson, these fun garden lights can be added to date, but not too bright a charm in your garden. We can guarantee one factor - You really do not want more classic lighting for your outdoor spring evening parties. A few words about these light garden producer Serralunga;

Serralunga, the first company in Italy, established a pilot system and began to produce flower pots, which revolutionized a very traditional sector with the production of large and stylish objects, thanks to a winning combination of hard wearing and lightweight material.

The first step in this new direction began with a collaboration with Paolo Rizzatto, Alberto Meda and Denis Santachiara, three different designers inspired by the same spirit of research and a passion for technology. The company was founded in the same place for almost two centuries. Its production is fully concentrated in Biella, Italy, on the Serralunga family street, in a 12,000 m² factory, using 65 staff members and around double-induced activities. The factory processes more than 1200 tons of plastic and produces about 200,000 pieces per year.