Pathway LightsPathway lights are installed along walkways, driveways, and garden paths. They direct light downward and outward to improve visibility while adding definition to the landscape.
Space them carefully to create balanced pools of light rather than placing them in a perfectly straight, overly bright row.
Spotlights and Accent Lights
Spotlights produce a focused beam that can highlight trees, sculptures, stonework, columns, and architectural features.
The beam angle determines how concentrated or wide the illumination will appear. Narrow beams are suitable for tall or slender features, while wider beams can illuminate larger walls, shrubs, and garden areas.
In-Ground Lights
In-ground landscape lights are installed nearly flush with the surrounding surface. They can be used along driveways, pathways, patios, garden beds, and near architectural features.
Because these fixtures may be exposed to water, soil, snow, and foot traffic, the product must be specifically designed for its installation location.
Step and Deck Lights
Step and deck lights improve visibility around stairs, railings, raised patios, and changes in elevation. They are usually installed into vertical surfaces and direct light downward to reduce glare.
These fixtures provide practical illumination while remaining visually discreet during the day.
Bollard Lights
Bollard lights are freestanding fixtures used along pathways, driveways, gardens, and larger landscaped areas. They are generally taller and more noticeable than traditional path lights and work well with modern exterior designs.
Well Lights
Well lights are recessed into the ground and commonly used for uplighting trees, walls, columns, and large landscape features. Their low-profile design helps keep attention on the illuminated feature rather than the fixture itself.
