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Mushrooms that sway with the breeze
These little mushroom lights are mounted to move, nodding and swaying whenever the breeze passes through the bed. The gentle motion makes the whole display feel alive, like something that grew there rather than something installed.
Charmed by day, glowing by night
By day they are sweet sculptural accents tucked among the plants; by night the solar-charged caps glow softly along the border. They earn their spot at noon and again at midnight, which is more than most garden decor can say.
A little fairy tale after dark
Step outside on a summer evening and the path is lined with tiny glowing mushrooms swaying in the dark. Children adore them, guests photograph them, and the garden picks up a touch of storybook it never quite loses.
Where Design Meets Detail
At Same Side, we believe the little details make the biggest difference. Every product is thoughtfully selected to combine modern design, everyday functionality, and lasting quality—helping you create a home you'll love coming back to.
Some of our most asked questions:
How do they charge and turn on?
How do they charge and turn on?
A small solar panel charges the built-in battery during the day, and the lights come on by themselves at dusk. There is no wiring and no switch-flipping; sunlight in, glow out.
Where should I plant them?
Where should I plant them?
Flower bed edges, path borders, and the base of shrubs all work beautifully. Choose spots where the solar panel still catches daylight, and where a breeze can reach them so you get the signature sway.
Do they survive rain and weather?
Do they survive rain and weather?
They are designed for garden life and take ordinary rain in stride. In severe storms or hard winter freezes, lifting them indoors for a while is an easy way to keep them glowing for many more seasons.
Why do they seem dimmer some nights?
Why do they seem dimmer some nights?
Glow time depends on the day's charge. After overcast days the lights may fade earlier, and a dusty panel charges more slowly, so an occasional wipe and a sunnier position both help them shine longer.