Area Lighting
Fixtures are strategically placed above and below eye level with overlapping beam spreads. Use this method to illuminate area without emphasizing any specific parts of that area.

Spotlighting
Individual architectural or landscape elements are powerfully illuminated from above or below by a strong, focused beam of light. Used this method to illuminate sculptures, statues, landscape features, flagpoles, etc.

Accent Lighting
The fixture is placed close to the wall, fence or other landscape feature, and the light is directed across the surface. This accentuates the texture of the surface being illuminated.

Moon Lighting
A soft, natural diffuse effect similar to moonlight by projecting the beam downward from the tree. When the beam passes through branches and leaves it creates shadows on the ground.

Down and Security Lighting
Placement of downward lighting fixtures. The beam from above may illuminate an area for security or increased safety, and can be used for landscape or architectural enhancement.

Silhouetting and Up Lighting
This type of lighting consists of up and back-lighting of landscape and architectural details, trees or other objects. They will stand out before the surface, wall or fence and become visually dramatic landscape or architectural features when illuminated from below.

Shadowing
A traditional effect when the shadow of a tree, landscape feature, water from a fountain or other object is against a surface (wall, fence, etc.) by using a strong frontal illumination of the element.

Garden or Pathway Lighting
Lights installed and projected on a walkway or garden, alongside or from above the illuminated surface. This can provide safety and security as well as special effects.

Step Lighting
This will clearly illuminate the step area to ensure proper visibility and is designed for safety.