Outdoor Christmas projector

This is your house tonight.

No studio, no editing, no clever angle. Just a phone, a normal house and one Projector sitting on the lawn. What you see here is what your neighbours see from the street.

Place. Plug. Glow.

Step 1: Place It

Choose the round base for hard surfaces or the garden stake for your lawn.

Step 2: Plug it in

Connect it to power. That’s the whole installation.

Step 3: Watch it glow

Press ON on the remote, choose your favorite mode and set the timer if you like. Then step back and watch everything come to life.

Real Homes. Real Christmas Magic.

"Bought one... ended up with four 😂"

We loved the first one so much that we ended up buying four, one for each side of the house. Now the whole property lights up and people actually slow down to look when they pass. Easily our best Christmas decoration 🎄

Darren P.

"Still working after a whole winter!"

Last winter, it stayed outside through almost two months of snow and freezing temperatures without a single problem. It makes our home look so magical at Christmas, and the kids still get excited every time it turns on. Absolutely recommend it!

Bethany R.

"So much easier than hanging lights"

I was worried it might look cheap, but the colours are bright and cover the house really evenly. We just placed it, plugged it in and chose a mode with the remote. No ladder, no tangled lights and everything was ready in under a minute.

Maren H.

Watch your house come alive.

Winter is long and dark. You leave before the light, you come back after it's gone, and your street is just a row of grey houses waiting for spring.

One projector changes that. Suddenly yours is breathing: a thousand stars drifting across the whole façade, giving it a life you've never seen on a house before.

Your family notice it first. Then the neighbours. Then people who don't even live on your street, slowing down just to look at it.

Built for the whole season.

Outdoor lighting hardware, not a one-Christmas toy.

Rain or snow? Bring it.

IP65-sealed housing in ABS and polycarbonate. It lives outside from the first frost to New Year.

Still glowing at −35 °C

Tested down to −35 °C (−31 °F). While string lights give up in January, yours keep running.

Set it once. Forget it.

Choose 2, 4, 6 or 8 hours and it switches itself off every night. No going back out into the cold.

Costs pennies to run

Just 5 W — less than a single LED bulb, even running every night all winter.

Control it from the sofa

RF remote, not infrared: change colours, modes and speed from up to 20 m (65 ft), through the window.