Not sure where to begin?
Consider playing off the shade of your front door or window shades, for example.
This ensures that everyone can enjoy ample light while spending time outside during the evening hours.

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Here, a single sconce illuminates a small nook that’s outfitted with welcomingAdirondack chairs.
Here, a modernpendant lightmakes a bold statement and contrasts against this home’s white brick exterior beautifully.
Hanging the sconce here is a great way to draw visitors' attention to this cool fact, too.

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You could also install your sconce over your house numbers if you have those hanging in a similar location.
The pendants, combined with candles and a fireplace,cast a romantic glow.
“Its a wonderful fixture because it can be either electric or gas.

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I chose them for the non-traditional way that they hang.
I extended the homes color palette of blue and silver onto the porch with a black accent front door.
this one features a long chain that makes a sophisticated statement.

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Choose Globe Lighting
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Globe-shaped sconces add modernity and style to this front porch.
How high should you put lights on a front porch?
Are soft white or daylight bulbs better for porch lights?

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Feel free to mix and match depending on the size and layout of your porch.

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