Solar garden lighting & scented candles — Gold Coast, Australia
Live the Scene
Outdoor solar lighting for Australian evenings, and candles designed in Australia and made overseas for the quiet end of the day.
Choose each solar light by its intended use, light colour, weather rating and product-specific performance.
Choose the tone for the scene
Available options vary by product and may include warm white, white or multicolour light. Check the selected variant on the product page before ordering.
Check the rating for the location
Weather resistance varies by product. Use the IP rating and installation guidance shown on the relevant product page, especially near steps, exposed walls and water.
Sun exposure changes performance
Place the solar panel where it can receive direct daylight. Shade, cloud cover, season and the selected mode can all affect charging and overnight runtime.
Ambience and wayfinding
Use solar lighting for ambience and wayfinding unless the product specifications confirm sufficient output for functional lighting. Do not use it as the only safety lighting around hazards.
Our standard
Light that tells the truth
Solar-light performance depends on the product, installation and available daylight. SCENOVIA lists pack size, light colour, operating mode and product-specific weather information where verified, so you can compare the right light for each outdoor scene.
- PACK & LENGTHPack quantity and illuminated length are stated on the relevant product page.
- WEATHER RATINGCheck the product-specific IP rating and installation guidance before choosing a location.
- COLOUR & MODEConfirm the selected colour, sensor behaviour and lighting modes for the exact variant you are ordering.
By half past seven the garden holds its own light. Indoors, the evening is just beginning.
Shop the candle collection →In season · Spring
Bring the evening outdoors
Spring means open doors, longer evenings and more time around the garden table. Use solar path lights to guide the way, string lights to soften fences and pergolas, and candlelight to bring a warmer finish to outdoor dining.
Start with the areas you use most, then layer smaller points of light around planting, steps and seating rather than trying to flood the whole garden.