Outdoor Living
Landscape Lighting
Lighting doubles the hours a garden is used and is the single cheapest way to make a landscape look expensive at night.
We design lighting layouts around the features worth showing, install low-voltage cabling, transformers and fittings, and set control zones and timers.
How should garden lighting be layered?
Start with safe routes and changes in level, then add tree uplighting or architectural accents. Path lighting should reveal the route without directing glare into windows or visitors’ eyes. Test the intended viewing positions rather than choosing fixtures only from daytime photographs.
What should outdoor lighting planning coordinate?
Agree cable routes, controls and fixture positions alongside planting, irrigation and paving. Wet areas and underwater lighting need appropriate equipment and qualified electrical input. Clarify the electrical installation responsibility, replacement access and control zones in the scope before finishes conceal the routes.
Where it works best
- Entrances, driveways and arrival sequences
- Feature trees, walls and water features
- Steps and pathways for safe circulation
- Restaurant and lodge gardens used at night
What we deliver
- Uplighting for trees and architecture
- Path, bollard and step lighting
- Wall grazing and wash lighting
- Underwater and deck lighting
- Timers, sensors and zoned control
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Send us the property details and we will come out, measure up and put a written specification and line-item quote in your hands.