Landscape Uplighting
Palm trees lit up by low voltage landscape lighting
Low-Voltage Deck Lighting
We can design a system for your outdoor living environment that will provide you with an extension of usability, enhancements to the architectural design forms and an expansion of your functional usage of space. Low voltage deck lighting can involve several styles and types of lighting fixture considerations.
Path Lighting
Here's a hardscape illuminated through path lighting. Never get lost in the dark backyard again!
In selecting low voltage lighting fixtures it is important to keep in mind that the main objective is to provide illuminating contributions to the landscape’s function zones and architecturally relevant features. See some of our swimming pool construction for examples of low-voltage landscape lighting. Here is a classical home, improved by night with low-voltage landscape lighting:
Low voltage lighting is a very effective form of illumination.
In selecting landscape lighting fixtures, consider the light’s illuminating pattern and bulb strength intensity before deciding on the aesthetic appeal of the physical characteristics of any single fixture. Although the style of a fixture’s appearance can become an attribute to the appeal of the hardscape characteristics, keep in mind that the objective is to compliment the subtle illusions that proper low-voltage lighting can provide.
Foliage Lighting
An example front yard and trees with low voltage home lighting. Bring your house to life at night!
Direct Illumination
To exaggerate the focus of a yard, low-voltage lighting can be used to bring out and focus on one part of the garden. When this is done, your centerpiece can become a fountain, structure, pool, flora or other hardscape features.
Example of plant illuminated with down lighting.