Depending on how long your stairway is, you’ll probably want at least 2 or 3 sconces.
Most puck lights come with remotes, so you can turn them on or off from afar. Over time battery powered puck lights tends to dim and fade.
A lot of wireless ceiling lights are also motion sensors, so you won’t have to worry about manually turning them on or off.
A lot of battery-powered spotlights come with remotes, and you can usually set them on timers, too.
Try getting a light bar for each step to light your entire staircase.
Depending on how big your stairway is, you may need to buy 3 to 5 lamps to light the whole thing.
Don’t have a banister? Add 5 or 6 nails to the wall along your staircase, then hang the fairy lights off of them. If you want more light, go for globe lights instead.
For an even more retro feel, try putting flameless candles inside of vintage lanterns.
A lot of wireless picture lights come with remotes, so you can adjust them from across the room.
