Your outdoor light is an important part of your home’s curb appeal, and can also help keep you safe. From soft path lights that illuminate the way to your front door, to security lights that deter intruders and animals, there are many ways to improve the ambiance of your exterior.
Soft & Warm Lighting
A soft glow from your garden and patio lights can be soothing, and they don’t cast the glare of direct lighting onto your eyes. They can be found in a variety of shapes and styles, and with or without a dimming option.
Spotlights / String Lights
If you want to highlight a particular feature in your garden, spotlights are an attractive choice. They can be high-output for a brighter uplight, or low-output for a mellow, more ambient illumination.
Stair Lighting
If your yard has stairs, stair lights are a safety-conscious but aesthetic way to illuminate these areas. They can be set on a timer or paired with sensors for an automated response.
Fence Lighting
A simple, low-voltage solution, fence lighting uses small LED lights spaced at measured intervals to cast a glow on the fence above and the garden bed below. They’re particularly effective in gardens with unique architectural features, like cut-outs and recessed areas.
Wall Sconces
Use wall sconces in a variety of shapes to create the look you desire, and match their style with your home’s exterior architecture. Choose a semi-flush mount, which casts a broad pool of light downwards on a recessed area; or an open-bottomed design, which directs more light down the sides of the wall and can be mounted in tight spaces.