Exterior
Exterior lighting is no longer just for security or to find your front door. These days the range of exterior lighting allows you to transform your house or garden once the sun goes down.
Whether you want to highlight focal points such as a tree, decorative lighting to achieve that ‘wow’ factor or even create artistic shadows, the possibilities are only limited by your imagination.

Exterior lighting also serves a very functional purpose, from creating an inviting entrance, lighting a driveway or making it easier for Taxis and emergency service vehicles to find your home.

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B CH = Brushed Chrome • AB = Antique Brass • T/L = Touch Light • #LT = Number of Lights
Camoflage Tip
Where possible conceal the light source so the attention is on the part you want to highlight and not the light.

For the best effects make sure you up light, down light or back light, making sure you don’t ‘over do’ it and light up your garden on home like a shopping centre.

Consider using low voltage lights and a timer to save money.
Tips
If using high-voltage lights, you must use a licensed electrical contractor.

Exterior lighting can attract insects, be careful not to locate the light or the light source directly onto the main entertaining area.

Light paths and steps, making it safe for your family and guests to walk on at night.

Be mindful of your neighbours, don’t position a light that will shine light directly on to your neighbours property.
Eco Tip
Consider fittings that will take Compact Fluoro lamps.