Even though summer is a few weeks away, June marks the season’s unofficial start. With temperatures heightening, many businesses have the opportunity to utilize their outdoor spaces, which offer expanded dining options with an added ambient setting. Although deck and patio areas are great when the sun is shining, after it sets, additional lighting is needed to allow guests to enjoy their outside experience.… Read the rest

Is your deck not what it once was? Everything grows old over time, even our home features. And it can be quite costly to bring them back to their original luster. Though some homeowners may have thousands of dollars to spend on refurbishing or building entirely new decks, many struggles just to make ends meet.… Read the rest

Deck lighting is one of the most preferred lighting upgrades that homeowners give their outdoor space. Aside from making your deck more usable, low voltage landscape lighting makes the winter months more bearable, adding some luminosity to an otherwise dark space and allowing you to relax with this choice comfort when night falls.… Read the rest

Regardless of your approach or mindset, it’s always an enlighting experience to decorate a living space. It allows you to tap into the creative side of your brain and also embody some added personalization. So, whether you have a backyard patio, an apartment balcony or a front porch, why not overindulge by changing up the color scheme, adding some suave decorations and installing some low voltage landscape lighting?… Read the rest

Using outdoor lighting as a means of security is often something overlooked by most homeowners. While directional lights, path lights, step-deck lights and other well-lit garden lights often supply enough power to brighten up your outside space, they also provide your home with enough safety and security to deter any unwanted visitors — both human and animal — all while enhancing your outdoor living space.… Read the rest

Outdoor accent lighting, also known as directional lighting, directs light at a particular object or architectural element you want to accentuate. Often used to illuminate and highlight a specific plant, tree, or prominent feature, it adds visual interest to your property while providing a multitude of benefits to homeowners.… Read the rest

Lighting plays a key role in landscape design. However, lighting should be used strategically to preserve the natural beauty. Rather than lighting the whole garden, which can look artificial, create pools of light around key features — plants, trees or a water feature — while balancing dark, unlit areas.… Read the rest