When you don’t like multi-color lights, but your kids do.👇 Comment “Lights” for a link to BOTH cluster and multi-color lights. If you are like me, you think mult-color lights are okay for your kid’s room, but not for the living room. I definitley prefer the warm white glow of my cluster lights and I’ve only ever used multi-color lights in my son’s room. However, I decided to break the rules this year and experiment with mult-color lights. I like the color of the lights, but I’ve never thought they were really bright enough to really light up a room and if you know me, you know I love to light up a room with my Christmas lights! So, I decided to combine the multi-color lights with the cluster lights to see if I could still light up the room. The result was a tree with over 10,000 lights! This is the most lights I have ever put on a tree and I do love it! I can’t wait to decorate it! The cluster lights are bright enough to light up the room and the multi-color lights add a bit of fun Christmas magic and a feeling of nostalgia. I still remember my grandad putting up those old fashioned multi-color lights on the outside of their house. So far I’ve left both the cluster and mult-color lights on, but if I wanted to turn off the multi-color lights and only have the cluster lights on, I could. If you want to recreate this look or just see how I put it all together, comment “Lights” for links to both the cluster and multi-color lights plus videos on how to put them on your tree. Will you try this lighting combo? Happy decorating! Tara Christmas christmaslights lights Christmasdecor christmasdecorating holiday holidaydecor holidaylights christmastree Christmastime christmasdecorations christmastreedecorating holidays holidaydecorating holidayseason