New Arrivals
About New Arrivals
The Newest Lights to Join Our Collection
This page collects the most recent additions to the store. At the moment the mix leans outdoor, with cast aluminum up and down sconces, solar porch lights with motion sensors, facade wall washers, bollards, pillar lights and color changing strip lights, alongside fresh indoor sconces and pendants. It suits shoppers who already know the core range and want to see what has changed, or anyone planning a project who wants the latest shapes and finishes before choosing.
Buying something brand new with confidence
- Lean on the specs: A newly listed piece may not have reviews yet, so the dimensions, materials and care tabs do the heavy lifting. Compare the measurements with the space you have in mind.
- Know the exposure: For a fixture that will face rain, look for wording about waterproof or outdoor use in the listing. A covered porch is far more forgiving than an open wall.
- Decide on solar or wired early: Solar models go up with a few screws and need direct sun. Hardwired sconces give steady output every night but call for a licensed electrician.
- Coordinate finishes: Black and gray cast aluminum dominate the latest outdoor pieces, which makes it easy to match new lights to house numbers, railings or gutters.
Styling tip: Refreshing a front entry? Pair a new up and down sconce by the door with a low bollard or path light in the same finish. Repeating one material from wall to walkway ties the approach together.
Planning the whole front of the house? Our front porch lighting guide covers height and spacing, and the full outdoor wall lights range is one click away.
Common Questions About New Arrivals
New pieces are added as they join the catalog, so this page changes often. Older additions eventually make room for newer ones and remain available in their regular categories.
A recently listed light may simply not have any reviews so far. Until they appear, the photos, dimensions and material notes are your most reliable guide, and you can email info@norafurnish.com with any question.
Both. Many of the newest fence and porch lights run on solar panels, while others are designed for a hardwired junction box. The title and options tell you which, and hardwired fixtures should be installed by a licensed electrician.




































































































