Outdoor lighting, sold as complete kits
Light the whole yard, not one corner of it.
Outdoor lighting is almost always sold one fixture at a time, so a path ends up half-lit and a porch ends up mismatched. Allumée sells it the way it actually gets installed — as a matched multi-fixture kit. A full path run, a pair of sconces, a festoon span: the fixtures, the transformer or driver where one is needed, the cable, the connectors, the stakes or mounts, and the spare lamps, specified together as one job.
- Matched sets, not one fixture at a time
- Lumens, beam angle, color temperature and wet rating on every listing
- US voltage and inches, written for US yards
Shop by category
Seven ways to light the outside of a house
Each category is its own landing page with its own buying guide and its own kits — so solar pathway lights and low-voltage landscape lighting are two different pages, not one bin labelled Lighting. Start where the job is.
Why a kit
One kit, one evening, one finished yard
Buying outdoor lighting a fixture at a time is how a path ends up with four lights that throw four different whites, and how a project stops halfway because the transformer was never in the cart. A kit is specified as a single job instead.
The fixtures, actually matched
Same finish, same color temperature, same lens across the whole run — because they are one product, not three near-misses from three different listings.
The parts nobody remembers
The transformer or driver where one is needed, the cable and connectors, the stakes or mounts, and the spare lamps. In the box, in the price, on the spec list.
Sized as one system
The kit states its fixture count, its total output and its wet or damp rating together, so you are checking one number against your yard instead of reconciling six listings.
Why buy here
The details a dropshipper will not publish
Everything below is stated on the site before you buy, not discovered afterwards in a support thread. Allumée is new and some of these figures are not contracted yet — where that is true, this page says so plainly rather than showing a number it has not earned.
Full specs on every fixture
Lumens, beam angle, color temperature, wet or damp rating, voltage and material — on the listing, before the cart. No wattage-equivalent hand-waving and no spec sheet that stops at the finish colour.
Written in US units
Inches, feet and US volts, for US yards and US wiring. Not a metric-only spec table with the market it was written for left in by accident.
A return address you can post to
The returns page will carry a street address printed on the site, not one handed out only after you email and ask for it. It is not published yet, and no address is shown here until it is real.
Transit windows we can stand behind
A delivery window gets published once it can be measured against what the warehouse actually does. Until then there is no window on this site — and there will never be one advertised faster than it really is.
Warranty and damage cover, in writing
The warranty term, the return window and what happens when a lantern arrives cracked all belong on the policy pages in plain sentences. Those pages are being written; no term is claimed here before it is agreed.
A real name behind the store
Allumée Lighting & Decor — the same legal name on this site, on the invoice and on file with the registrar. Reach a person at [email protected].