Forget single-strand fairy lights that barely make a dent. This is a full curtain of 300 micro-LEDs draped across 3 metres wide and 3 metres tall—big enough to cover an entire wall, window, or headboard.

The copper wiring is so fine it's nearly invisible in daylight. At night? It looks like you've hung a constellation of stars. Whether you're a uni student stuck in a beige box or a renter who can't paint, this is the fastest way to make your space feel like you.

Here's where it gets ridiculously convenient: It's USB-powered.

That means you can plug it into your laptop, a power bank, or the same adapter you use to charge your phone. No hunting for wall sockets. No trailing cables across the room. No extra electrician bill.

Uni students with one available outlet? Sorted. Renters with awkward plug placements? Problem solved. Want to use it outdoors on your balcony? Grab a portable charger and you're golden.

This isn't just an "on/off" situation. The included remote gives you 8 dynamic lighting modes:

Steady On for calm, cosy vibes
Twinkle/Flash for parties or celebrations
Slow Fade for romantic dinners
Waves for a dreamy, hypnotic effect

There's even a timer function (4H, 6H, 8H settings) so you can drift off to sleep without worrying about switching them off. Wake up, and they're already off—saving energy while you snooze.

Every single strand comes with its own integrated hook. No nails. No adhesive strips that peel off paint. No landlord horror stories.

You can hang it on curtain rails, drape it over a headboard, or clip it to a bookshelf. When you move out? Unhook it, roll it up, and take it with you. Your deposit stays intact, and your next flat gets the same upgrade.

With an IP67 waterproof rating, the wire portions can handle light rain, morning dew, or accidental drink spills during outdoor gatherings. (Just keep the USB plug under cover—it's not waterproof.)

String it along your balcony railing for alfresco summer dinners. Drape it over a garden fence for a birthday party. Or create a magical backdrop for a DIY photo booth. The possibilities? Endless.