Landscape Lighting
Key Characteristics
- ✓Multi-technique illumination design
- ✓Low-voltage 12V safety standard
- ✓Programmable transformer control
- ✓Weather-rated fixture construction
- ✓Smart home integration capability
- ✓Energy-efficient LED technology
Types & Variations
Common Materials
Works Well With These Styles
Placement & Usage Tips
Follow the "less is more" principle—illuminating every element creates visual chaos. Choose three to five focal points to highlight and allow darkness between them for contrast and drama. Position fixtures where they cannot be seen directly by viewers to eliminate glare.
💡 Pro Tip
Install a photocell and timer combination on your transformer rather than relying on manual control. The photocell activates the system at dusk regardless of the season, while the timer turns it off at your preferred bedtime, maximizing enjoyment while minimizing energy use and extending LED fixture life.
Related Terms
Path Lighting
Low-level outdoor fixtures installed along walkways, driveways, and garden paths to provide safe navigation and decorative ambiance after dark.
Solar Garden Light
A self-powered outdoor light fixture that charges via integrated solar panels during the day and automatically illuminates gardens and pathways at night.
String Lights Outdoor
Decorative strands of weather-rated bulbs designed for outdoor use, commonly draped across patios, pergolas, and fences to create warm ambient illumination.