Start at the entrance
Consider the front door, steps and approach together. The entrance should be easy to recognize while remaining comfortable to look toward from the drive or street.
Highlight the details that give your home its character
Exterior lighting can emphasize an entrance, reveal stone texture or give a facade a softer presence at night. The right approach depends on the building’s proportions and materials, as well as the views from inside and outside the home.
Consider the front door, steps and approach together. The entrance should be easy to recognize while remaining comfortable to look toward from the drive or street.
Columns, gables and textured walls can become focal points. A restrained selection often creates a clearer scene than lighting every surface with the same intensity.
Exterior light can also be visible from bedrooms and living spaces. Review fixture direction and the views through windows as part of the design conversation.
Contact us with your address, the spaces you would like illuminated and any existing lighting. We will discuss your priorities and the next steps for a design consultation.
Ask about the equipment, installation scope, controls, scheduling and service arrangements. Your proposal should set out what is included for your property.