Warm white vertical curtain LEDs beside tall palm-like foliage and a smaller potted fern against cream drapes

Warm White LED Curtain Lights for Botanical Lounges

Warm white curtain LEDs layer beside tall foliage and a small potted fern against cream fabric. Transparent cable, IP44 and LED source. Standard sizes: 3 × 1 m / 120 LEDs, 3 × 2 m / 240 LEDs, 3 × 3 m / 300 LEDs. Custom dimensions and separate voltage builds available for confirmation.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Built for Commercial Decorative Lighting

Key specifications can be configured according to your market and project needs.

Product Dimensions

3 × 1 m

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3 × 2 m

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3 × 3 m

Input Voltage

24V

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110V

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220–240V

IP Rating

IP44

Light Color

Blue

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Green

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RGB

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Warm White

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White

Cable Color

Transparent

Cable Material

PVC

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Rubber

Total LED Quantity

3 × 1 m: 120 LEDs

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3 × 2 m: 240 LEDs

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3 × 3 m: 300 LEDs

Light Modes

8 Modes

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Steady On

Bulb Type

LED

Customization

Custom Sizes Available

A Warm Background for Botanical Lounge Styling

A botanical lounge backdrop places fine vertical lighting beside strong plant silhouettes. The reference shows warm white curtain LEDs against cream drapes, with tall palm-like foliage on the left and a smaller fern-shaped plant near the front. Wooden flooring completes the interior scene. For a commercial lounge or reception project, the useful feature is the contrast between broad leaves and small illuminated points. For a venue combining curtain lighting with other decorative formats, explore commercial lighting solutions for the wider project.

The photo does not establish whether the plants are living or artificial, or identify the fabric specification. Plants, pots and drapes are styling elements outside the lighting supply. Confirm the selected lighting build and the interior materials separately.

Compose the Plant and Light Layers

Start with the normal guest view of the lounge. The tall foliage occupies a different part of the visual field from the low pot and the curtain behind them. Check whether the intended arrangement leaves signs, seating and access readable. Move sample plants or display props through the proposed positions before deciding the lighting plane.

The curtain should remain a backdrop rather than become entangled with foliage. Allow for plant movement, display changes and cleaning access. A branch or leaf crossing the light plane in a photograph is not evidence of an approved fixing or contact arrangement.

Keep Horticulture and Electrical Access Separate

If living plants are used, identify watering, drainage and routine care. If artificial plants are selected, include their cleaning and repositioning in the layout review. In either case, keep pots and staff activities clear of electrical connections and equipment. The installer should define stable supports independently of the plants.

Review the lower edge against the pot locations, furniture and wood-floor cleaning route. Keep strands away from normal feet and equipment movement. Confirm how staff can reach the wall or drapes without pulling the lights aside. The photograph is an appearance reference rather than a measured installation drawing.

Fit the Curtain to the Usable Background

Standard dimensions mean width × vertical drop: 3 × 1 m / 120 LEDs, 3 × 2 m / 240 LEDs and 3 × 3 m / 300 LEDs. Specify the size with its matching LED total. Do not estimate the pictured size from plant height or the floorboards.

Measure the upper support, available width and clear lower edge. A shallow panel leaves more of the fabric undecorated; a deeper panel creates a larger field behind the foliage. Custom sizes are available for confirmation when the lounge wall differs from the standard width. LED quantity alone is not a brightness rating.

Choose Colour Against Leaves and Fabric

Warm White matches the pictured appearance. White, Blue, Green and RGB are other available choices. Compare a sample with the actual plant styling, cream fabric and normal room lighting. Pale materials and dark leaf silhouettes can change the perceived contrast, so use the reference as a visual starting point rather than a measured colour-temperature specification.

Select 8 Modes or Steady On and confirm the controller arrangement for the chosen colour and voltage. A steady presentation can be reviewed for a calm lounge. Any animation should be assessed by the operator for the intended room use. Remote control, dimming and memory functions require explicit confirmation when requested.

Agree the Cable and Electrical Configuration

Cable colour is Transparent. PVC and Rubber are material options to confirm for the ordered construction. The photograph cannot identify the material, and the selected sheath should be reviewed with the complete electrical build rather than used as a stand-alone performance claim. Discuss the selected version with OSLENA against the purchase brief. Buyers sourcing several lighting categories can compare OSLENA’s decorative lighting products alongside the proposed curtain lighting configuration.

Choose a separate 24 V, 110 V or 220–240 V version for the actual site supply. Give the destination market, plug arrangement and required power accessories in the RFQ. Keep equipment accessible, route leads away from pots and guest paths, and confirm accessory inclusion in the quote.

Describe Moisture and Temperature Conditions

The stated protection level is IP44. Report plant watering, damp cleaning, condensation and persistent humidity around the display. Keep components away from water jets and standing water. Connections, controllers and power equipment need suitable placement and protection for their actual positions.

If the lounge connects to an open terrace or the same display is intended for outdoor reuse, disclose rain, wind and minimum expected temperature. Request assessment of cable, connectors and power equipment for those conditions. Do not infer a wind or cold-weather rating from the picture or from an indoor decorative arrangement.

Maintain the Styling Without Disturbing the Lights

Inspect the curtain and joints before operation, isolate power before maintenance and follow supplied instructions. Include a check after plants, pots or furniture are moved. For seasonal storage, label sets by location and voltage, dry components and pack without tight bends or tension at joints.

Send the room plan, plant locations, fabric reference, measured width and drop, colour, LED total, cable material, voltage, mode and quantity. Add accessories, packaging and market requirements. See the LED Curtain Light collection and OSLENA project solutions for a coordinated reception scheme.

Botanical Display Questions

Are the plants supplied with the curtain?

No. Plants, pots and fabric illustrate the setting and need separate specification.

Can foliage support the lights?

Have the installer define stable supports independently of plant styling, growth or movement.

Which standard size has 240 LEDs?

The 3 × 2 m option has 240 LEDs; 3 × 1 m has 120 and 3 × 3 m has 300.

Does the picture establish living plants?

No. Confirm the project’s plant type and its care or cleaning requirements separately.

What should be checked near pots?

Keep watering, drainage and plant movement clear of cables, joints and equipment, with access for inspections.

Can the display fit another lounge wall?

Custom dimensions are available for confirmation. Send a measured layout with support and lower-edge clearances.

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