Fixtures that are used to highlight an element of the landscape by aiming a beam directly at it: ex. trees, house numbers, statuary, etc.
Fixtures are used to spread light across the ground to create an area lighting effect on landscape elements like pathways and planting beds.
Fixtures are used to spread light across the face of landscape elements such as walls, pillars, steps, etc.
Fixtures are used to cerate a glowing effect and highlight water features and ponds by fully submersing them in water.
Fixtures are used to create a soft ambient effect on stair rises to ensure safe and easy passage on wood, composite, & stone staircases.
Fixtures are recessed into the ground and used to create an array of lighting effects while maintaining a low profile for high traffic areas like driveways, paths, decks, etc.
Placing a fixture high in a tree catches the details of branches and leaves, emulating the look of moonlight.
Light installed at lower levels with the beam aimed upward against an object like a tree trunk/canopy, flagpole or wall.
Utilize this technique to add depth and dimension to stucco, brick, stonework or architectural features of a home or building.
This technique delivers a subtle, low amount of light to a wide area, up close to the structure, with minimal hot-spots and density.
Draw attention to an interesting shape by lighting a vertical surface behind the object to accent that unique shape.
This technique directs the eye to the textures, shapes and height differences of items in plant beds, adding depth and ambiance.
Create dream-like water scenes by strategically lighting background areas around bodies of water that then reflect the landscape off the water.
Glowing Submersible Light
Up-Lighting Spot Light
Silhouetting Path Light
Moon Lighting Spot Light
Silhouetting Spot Light
Grazing Spot Light
Spreading Path Light
Shadowing Spot Light
