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Landscape Lighting Ideas

Uplighting
Place spotlight fixtures closer to a building for a bolder effect. The goal is to focus the guest’s attention to the most beautiful or intriguing parts of your landscape such as architectural features, trees, statues, or fountains.

Silhouetting
By placing a fixture behind the feature, aimed towards an adjacent wall, you can create an illuminated backdrop. This landscape lighting technique is perfect for highlighting plantings in close proximity to your home.

Shadowing
A similar technique to silhouetting, shadowing also places the fixture towards the base of the feature, aimed towards an adjacent wall. However, the goal is to create a softer shadow, and often works best with a tree that has open, delicate foliage.

Moonlighting
Create moonlighting techniques by placing a downlight fixture with a full glare guard high up inside a tree, and angled downwards. This effect looks like moonlight shining down through the branches. It causes attractive shadow patterns on the ground to appear, plus it provides a very natural and beautiful lighting effect.

Bollard Lighting
Place bollard lighting where you need 360 degrees of light. Pathways and stairs are great areas to illuminate with bollard lighting.

Downlighting
The down-lighting technique is similar to the moonlighting technique, although brighter and less subtle. Place a fixture high up, inside a feature like a trellis, tree, or eave, and cast downwards over a large area. Place the light higher if you intend to illuminate a large portion of the yard, and lower if you wish to illuminate a path or garden.

Scene Setting
Create the perfect outdoor living space with warm, ambient lighting. Use string lights, bistro lights, outdoor chandeliers, and sconces to set the space aglow.