Below, we share 24 pretty and functional gazebo lighting ideas to help you get started.
Bring in Recessed Lights
If budget and your outdoor space allow, considerinstalling recessed lightsin your gazebo.
Use different-sized jars for contrast and hang them from thick twine at different heights to create depth and dimension.

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This will help set the mood for al fresco dinners in the warmer months.
This helps accentuate the outdoor feature and provides practical task lighting for cooking outside.
It adds a nice decorative touch, brings in a soft glow, and helps visually frame the area.

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If there is a defined pathway that leads to the gazebo, consider lining it withsolar pathway lightsas well.
Their streamlined design and white color coordinate with white furniture and built-in counters.
The design also contrasts the warm wood structure creating a clean and contemporary outdoor space.

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It’s an unexpected way to elevate the outdoor space and create an instant wow factor.
It fulfills two functions at once, providing both lighting and a cool breeze.
They create the illusion of a quaint street cafe and are perfect for al fresco dinners and relaxing outside.

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It’s a great way to gain warmth and illumination for your gazebo.
Patio heaters come in multiple types when it comes to fuel options, design style, and size.
ensure that the light fixture is safe for outdoor use and that its materials can withstand weather elements.

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