Installing outdoor lighting is an excellent way to add curb appeal, safety, and beauty to your entrance areas, walkways, and home gardens. Also, if you have a current system, it can be adapted or enhanced to reflect new styles, landscaping updates, and layouts. Keep reading to learn more about how to create the perfect landscape lighting design for your yard.READ MORE
With a higher quality of light, up to 75% energy savings, and quick and easy maintenance, it is surprising that anyone uses anything besides LEDs, right? If you aren’t convinced of this fact, keep reading. Here you can learn more about the right lighting to use in your landscape design this summer.READ MORE
Are you ready to get your yard summer-ready? If so, part of your plan should involve landscape lighting for summer. However, when installing new lighting in your yard, you may find that issues will arise. Knowing what the most common lighting mishaps are is going to help ensure your lighting system looks great and that you don’t cause damage or danger for you, your landscape, or your family.READ MORE
Your yard, home, and garden are an extension of your indoor living area. This is especially important during the fall months, when nights are mild and enjoyable. Your outdoor living area shouldn’t be abandoned because it gets dark and this is where beautiful outdoor lighting setup comes in.READ MORE
There are many things that can affect your home’s landscaping and quality outdoor lighting is part of that. With such a large number of lighting options to choose from, it’s important to choose the lighting that works best for you along with your design plans. This is why you need to hire the professionals to help create landscape lighting affects you want to see, so you can have a great looking outdoor space for many years to come.READ MORE
In the past, traditional lighting design focused on the concept that more was always better. Today, though, there are many lighting designers who continue to design to the desired specifications using various, outdated lux and lumen valves that were developed as far back as the 1960s, which was significantly before the prevalence of modern LEDs and the understanding of how light and the human eye interacted. READ MORE