Winter is not yet here but many French people are already thinking about Christmas decorations. Of course, the tree remains a holiday essential but it is not always practical to install. Fortunately, Lidl offers a designer alternative.
Lidl offers a practical and elegant solution
The Christmas tree is very popular but it takes up space, drops needles and is not very ecological. If you are looking for alternatives, you are in luck because Lidl currently offers a superb Christmas tree effect LED light garland. For the most beautiful effect outside, in front of your house, this decorative accessory can be installed indoors.
The Livarno Home light string measures 1.80 m tall and shaped like a fir tree. You can hang it against a wall or in a corner of your living room. Available at only €14.99, Lidl offers here an accessible and non-invasive solution.
A decorative alternative for Christmas
With this garland, you will no longer need clean your tree needles daily throughout the month of December. It is very easy to install, and only requires a few hooks to hang. The garland is therefore particularly suitable for small spaces.
Very practical, the Livarno Home light garland also offers warm lighting thanks to eight LED strands and a decorative star. For a big house as for a small apartmentthe garland will suit all interiors and can easily replace the traditional Christmas tree.
A low-cost decoration that has an effect
The advantage of this light garland is of course its price. At €14.99, even small budgets will be able to afford it. This is important because during the holiday periods, many French people struggle to find their way, between the price of gifts, that of decoration and the cost of energy which continues to increase.
Economical, the Livarno Home light garland is also ecological sinceit will save you from buying a Christmas tree. Its design and attractive price will make it a must-have for these holidays. Lidl was able to offer a solution that combines modernity and tradition. Avoid expensive parties and skip the usual Christmas tree cleaning.
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