StarVeil LED Curtain Lights

A tree lights one corner. What changes a whole room is light down an entire wall — and that is a curtain of lights behind the glass, not another string draped over a shelf.

The StarVeil LED Curtain Lights hang 3 m wide with strands dropping 1, 2 or 3 m, carrying 100, 200 or 300 LEDs on fine copper wire. The wire is thin enough to disappear in daylight and bendable enough to shape round a window frame.

Eight modes, a remote, and a USB plug — so it runs off a phone charger, a power bank or a laptop.

Good to Know

📏 Sizes: 3 × 1 m (100 LEDs) · 3 × 2 m (200) · 3 × 3 m (300)
🎨 Colours: warm white, cool white or multicolour
🎛 Modes: 8 — combination, waves, sequential, slow-glow, chasing, fade, flash, steady
📡 Remote: included, also switchable at the USB plug
🔌 Power: USB, 5 V

Why You'll Love It

🪟 It Changes The Whole Window
Three metres of falling light behind a curtain or against glass does what a string of lights on a shelf cannot. It is the thing people notice when they walk in.

🎛 Eight Modes, Including A Still One
Flashing is fun for an evening and exhausting by the third day. Steady mode is why these stay up — set it once and it simply glows.

🧵 Copper Wire, Not Green Cable
The wire is hair-fine and almost invisible in daylight. It bends and holds its shape, so it follows a window frame or a headboard instead of hanging in loops.

🔌 USB, So It Goes Anywhere
Phone charger, power bank, laptop, car adapter. No specific mains plug, which matters for a window with no socket nearby.

❄️ Cool To Touch
Low-voltage LEDs that do not warm up. Safe against curtain fabric and safe for children's rooms.

📐 Three Drops
One metre over a headboard, two metres for a standard window, three metres for patio doors or a whole wall.

🎉 Not Only Christmas
These stay up in bedrooms all year. Behind a sheer curtain they read as a light feature rather than a decoration.

📺 Backdrop For Photos And Calls
A lit wall behind you is the simplest backdrop there is, which is why these live in a lot of home offices.

🎚 Dimmable
The brightness comes down from the remote, so they can be a glow rather than a glare at bedtime.

🧳 Pack Down Small
The whole 300-LED curtain rolls into a hand-sized bundle. They store properly, which copper wire does far better than thick cable.

Hanging Them

Small adhesive hooks along the top of the frame, or a curtain pole, are the usual methods. Hang the top wire first and let the strands fall; they straighten out within a day.

These are for indoors. The wire is fine and not made for weather, so keep them behind the glass rather than in front of it.

Three metres of light on the wall ✨