Branch lights that fill an empty vase with something to look at

Seven plant shapes, each strung with warm LEDs along the stem. Willow and olive read as greenery; the rose and orchid versions carry flowers at the tips. Two AA cells sit in the stem, so the arrangement goes wherever you want it.

Why choose these branch lights?

A vase in a hallway or on a windowsill usually sits empty between bouquets. These stems fill it year round and give off enough light to mark the spot after dark. Nothing has to reach an outlet.

Willow, olive, rose and orchid: seven plant shapes, from bare greenery to stems with flowers at the tips.
Shaped by hand: the stems hold a position once you set them, so each arrangement can lean the way you want.
Two AA cells: the battery housing sits in the stem and the branch stands free of any cable.
Reaches 6 to 10 m: the lit tips stay visible from the far side of an open-plan room.
Plastic stems: light enough to stand in a slim vase without tipping it forward.

Group two or three in one vase if you want more height.

Most of these stems run 73 cm with twenty LEDs; the olive version is shorter at 45 cm and carries thirty. Set them in a tall vase and the lit tips sit at eye level, which suits a hallway console or a bedroom corner. Bunch several stems together and the individual points read as one soft mass of light.