A range of garden effect lighting manufactured using only the finest materials including copper and 316 stainless steel.

This range includes Path lighting, Step lighting, Uplighting, Down lighting, lawn and deck lights.

Many of these ranges are Low Voltage and can be used in conjuction with our external I.P68 and inground transformers.

This is a range of hanging porch lanterns suitable for any covered porchway or garden pagoda.

All of these lamps have a minimum rating of I.P20 and are available in a range of materials e.g solid brass which is available in polished, antique or light antique finish and aluminuim which are finished in black, white, black gold, green gold & verdigris.

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While you will gain more expertise with experience, even installers just starting out can produce beautiful results by employing design tips, and by driving around looking at residences and public buildings with memorable lighting effects.

Most contractors start with the three basics: creating beauty, safety and security. Beauty is the primary focus of all outdoor lighting. Trees, plants and landscape features become part of a "wonderland by night." Views are extended and transformed, and living space is stretched for entertaining. Most customers are thinking "beauty" when they ask for landscape lighting.
Equally important is safety. Lighting can help direct the flow of traffic, point out steps and changes in elevation, and emphasize potential dangers, like the edge of a pool or pond.

Security adds another level to good lighting design. The overall plan should include the illumination of entries near doorways, porches, garages and back walkways, and the elimination of dark areas where potential intruders could lurk.

Less is often more in lighting design. Avoid the tendency to overlight a project. Instead, concentrate on the beauty, safety and security issues and try not to go overboard in quantity.




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The word “garden lights” give a very traditional feel. These can be found in contemporary, traditional or a combination of both designs. The tradition started in Japan as a part of Buddhist culture but the practical aspect soon took over and lights became famous all over the world. The garden lights can be of wood, metal, stone or glass. Nowadays, they use electrical light bulbs, though, the traditional kerosene or oil lamps and candles are still used to impart an aesthetic appeal to the garden area. Some still install those to give the Garden an antique touch. The lanterns and lights can be tired, pagoda type , columns and many other contemporary shapes.

The garden lighting is done in such a manner that lighting extends & illuminates the entire garden. Most innovative ideas can be applied for highlighting the garden's beauty. All these help brighten up the space with exquisitely crafted decorative lamps and lanterns. Subtle placing of lightings gives a new connotation to the garden area, adding on to the peace & tranquility of the area.



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