Porch Lights

The right porch lights do more than illuminate a doorstep — they set the tone for your entire home. Whether you’re styling a federation verandah, a contemporary rendered entry or a coastal weatherboard façade, the fitting you choose frames every arrival and farewell. Our range spans lantern-style classics, sleek architectural cylinders, and statement wall lights suited to Australian conditions.

Many designs in this collection work beautifully alongside outdoor sensor lights — a practical pairing that adds convenience and security without sacrificing style. Check each fitting’s IP rating before installing in an exposed or covered verandah position, as protection levels vary by model.

Browse the full range of outdoor wall lights or explore our curated coach lighting collection for a more traditional entry look. Free metro shipping Australia-wide, 30-day returns.

Fold 10 Brass Outdoor Wall Light

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Opava White Exterior LED Wall Light

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Seville White Eyelid Exterior Wall Light

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Ordu Dark Grey Curve Exterior LED Wall Light

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Surface Mounted White LED Security Lights with Sensors

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Brooke Black Outdoor Coach Wall Light

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Marina Flatline White LED Wall Light

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Canto Kubi White Up and Down Square Wall Light

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Canto Kubi Black Up and Down Square Wall Light

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Front Classic Black Short LED Wall Lamp

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Teton Round Black LED Wall and Ceiling Light

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Kinver Lacquered Metal White Outdoor Up and Down Wall Light

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Canto Black Minimalist Up and Down LED Wall Light

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Canto Grey Minimalist Up and Down LED Wall Light

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Retro White Industrial Outdoor Wall Light

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Agena Black Solar LED Cordless Wall Light with Sensor

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Rica Round Black Solar LED Wall Light with Sensor

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Rica Square Black Solar LED Wall Light with Sensor

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Heka Matt Black Minimalist Downward Wall Light

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Pod Dark Grey Up and Down Wall Lamp

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Pod Classic White Up and Down Wall Lamp

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Edelstein Eyelid DC Exterior Brass Step Light

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Edelstein Round AC Exterior Brass Step Light

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Edelstein Round DC Exterior Brass Step Light

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Curtiz White Up and Down Minimalist LED Wall Light

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Fortress II Matt Black Tricolour LED Single Security Light

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Fortress II Matt Black Tricolour LED Single Security Light with Sensor

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Fortress II White Tricolour LED Single Security Light

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Fortress II White Tricolour LED Single Security Light with Sensor

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Fortress II White Tricolour LED Duo Security Light

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Fortress Pro Matt Black Tricolour LED Single Security Flood Light

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Cove White Tricolour Oval LED Bunker

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Chester White Exterior Wall Light

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Umina Black Exterior LED Wall Light

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Umina Charcoal Exterior LED Wall Light

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Umina White Exterior LED Wall Light

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Coventry White Exterior Wall Lamp

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Madrid White Exterior Wall Light

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Gun Aluminum Up and Down Outdoor Wall Light

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Gun Coffee Up and Down Outdoor Wall Light

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Gun Grey Up and Down Outdoor Wall Light

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Gun White Up and Down Outdoor Wall Light

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Brick 2 White Aluminium Outdoor Wall Light

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Louis Philippe 1 Black Traditional Wall Lantern

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Olie Black Barnyard Coach Wall Light

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Merida Black Aluminium Outdoor Wall Lamp

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Merida White Aluminium Outdoor Wall Lamp

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Montana Stainless Steel Outdoor Down Wall Light

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Montana Matt White Outdoor Down Wall Light

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Norse Textured White Outdoor Coach Wall Light

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Tulsa Black Frost Lens Exterior Wall Light

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Vaccus Black Single Spotlight

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Vaccus Black Single Spotlight with Sensor

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Vaccus Black Double Spotlight

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Vaccus Black Double Spotlight with Sensor

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Vaccus White Double Spotlight with Sensor

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Lin Black Smart Spotlight with Sensor and Camera

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Florence White Exterior Wall Light

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Larry White Outdoor Bunker Wall Light

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Bryant White Outdoor Down Wall Light

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Getting Your Porch Lights Right: A Practical Entry Guide

A porch light is one of the hardest-working fittings on your home. It operates in all weather, it’s the first thing guests see, and it needs to balance security, safety underfoot, and kerb appeal all at once. Getting the selection right means thinking beyond the fitting itself — placement, scale, IP rating, and light quality all play a role.

Scale and Placement for a Welcoming Entry

As a general rule, a porch light should sit roughly at eye level or just above — typically 1.8–2.1 metres from the ground — so it casts light downward across the door surround rather than glaring outward. On a standard Australian home with 2.4-metre ceilings, this usually means mounting the base of the fitting around 1.9 metres up. For wider verandahs or double-door entries, consider a pair of matched fittings flanking the door to create symmetry and even light distribution. Taller two-storey entries can accommodate a larger lantern or elongated cylinder without looking out of proportion.

Choosing the Right IP Rating for Your Verandah

Not all porch positions are equal when it comes to weather exposure. A fitting under a deep verandah roof is largely protected from direct rain, whereas a side-entry or an exposed portico can cop driving rain and salt air — particularly relevant in coastal Queensland, NSW, and WA suburbs. As a guide, look for a minimum IP44 rating for covered positions, and IP54 or higher for any fitting that may receive direct rain or sea spray. IP ratings vary across our range, so always check the individual product specifications before purchasing. Your licensed electrician can also advise on local conditions during installation, which is required for hardwired fittings under Australian wiring regulations.

Pairing Porch Lights with Sensor Technology

A fixed porch light left on overnight adds up on the power bill. Pairing a stylish entry fitting with motion-activated detection is one of the smartest upgrades you can make — selected models in our range include integrated sensors, while others suit a sensor switch wired at the wall. For a dedicated motion-activated solution, our outdoor sensor lights collection covers a broad range of styles designed specifically for that purpose. Talk to your electrician about dusk-to-dawn or time-delay settings that suit your household routine.

Colour Temperature and the Art of a Warm Welcome

Colour temperature makes a significant difference to how your entry feels. A warm white globe (around 2700–3000K) creates an inviting, amber-toned glow that flatters most facade materials — brick, render, timber, and stone alike. Cooler whites (4000K and above) can look clinical on a residential entry and tend to attract more insects in summer. Where possible, select a fitting compatible with standard ES or B22 globes so you can fine-tune the warmth to suit your preference. Selected models include integrated LEDs — check the listed colour temperature in the product details if that’s important to you.

Porch Lights FAQs

What’s the difference between a porch light and an outdoor wall light?

The terms are often used interchangeably, and functionally most porch lights are a style of outdoor wall light. “Porch light” tends to describe fittings intended specifically for an entry or verandah position — typically smaller in scale and designed to flatter a door surround rather than illuminate a wide pathway or garden area.

Do I need an electrician to install a porch light in Australia?

Yes. Any hardwired fitting — including a replacement in an existing outdoor bracket — must be installed by a licensed electrician under Australian wiring regulations. Attempting DIY hardwired electrical work is illegal and voids your home insurance. Plug-in fittings are the exception, but most porch lights are hardwired.

What IP rating do I need for a covered verandah?

A minimum of IP44 is generally recommended for a covered outdoor position, meaning the fitting is protected against water splashing from any direction. If your entry is more exposed, or if you’re in a high-humidity or coastal area, look for IP54 or higher. Always confirm the rating in the individual product listing before purchasing.

Can I get porch lights that look like traditional coach lanterns?

Yes — our coach lighting collection is dedicated to exactly this style. Classic lantern forms in black, antique brass, and aged bronze work particularly well on federation, Californian bungalow, and heritage-style homes, where a contemporary cylinder fitting would look out of place.

How bright should a porch light be?

For a standard single-door entry, a fitting producing around 400–800 lumens is typically sufficient — enough to illuminate the doorstep and keyhole without flooding the street or neighbouring properties. Larger entries, double doors, or long verandahs may benefit from two fittings or a higher-output model. Check the lumen output listed in each product’s specifications.

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