Can you design architectural lighting that highlights our stonework and columns without shining directly into bedroom windows?
Quick Answer
Yes. When uplighting the front of your house, we use narrow beams, careful placement and glare guards to show off your stonework and columns while keeping light out of your bedroom windows.
Detailed Answer
On stonework, we often set narrow-beam uplights close to the base of the wall so the light grazes up the surface. That brings out the texture, and the tight beam stays off the glass.
Glare guard hoods hide the bright lamp from side views. We aim each one so the light climbs the wall or column, then fine-tune that aim during installation so it stays off your bedroom windows.
We also design and install path, tree and garden lighting, so your facade can be part of one landscape lighting plan, and we diagnose, repair and maintain the whole system. Our maintenance plans include a yearly cleaning and aiming visit, so we can clean the lenses and re-aim the beams onto the stone and columns, away from your windows.
See more of our work in our online portfolio, and when you’re ready, we’d be glad to plan the lighting for your home. Contact us for your free quote.