Lighting should be an integral part of your landscape design for your home. A well-lit home has better curb appeal which can increase your home’s value. It’s also inviting for guests and your family. Take the time to come up with a landscape lighting strategy for your home and read on for ideas you can put into action.
If your bedroom features more than one light, consider using similar colors in all the fixtures. In this simple chic bedroom, the table lamp features a black base while the pendant light above the bed uses black as its primary color. The consistency of color helps unify the room's overarching design and set the proper tone.
Outdoor post lights are both durable and stylish and deliver plenty of landscape lighting. They are a great choice to light a path, mark an entrance or simply add ambience to an outdoor space. This particular fixture delivers a modern take on Arts and Crafts style.
Coordinating post lights and wall sconces seamlessly lead the way up the stairs and onto the porch of this modern abode. The fixtures safely guide guests while highlighting the landscaping and the architecture of the home. Lighting can contribute to creating a consistent experience for the outdoor spaces of a house.
Joe Human of Designs By Human created an urban respite with built-in seating, lush plantings and outdoor light fixtures that cultivate ambience. A lantern and floor lights create a cozy vibe for this outdoor balcony space. You can approach designing your outdoor living space the same way you would an interior living space.
While outdoor lighting is important for way finding and safety, it’s also a design tool to add interest to your home. These dramatic wall sconces cast light against the surface of wall for a moody effect. Try placing a series of multiple fixtures in a row for a dramatic look.
A portable landscape light is an extremely flexible outdoor fixture type you’ll find yourself using in many different ways. This versatile fixture can be used to light an outdoor tabletop, or carry it around to light the edge of your pool. The fixture is rechargeable, and you can use it both indoors and outdoors.
Pendants aren’t just for the indoors. This conical outdoor pendant is a flexible fixture featuring a hook that can double as a cord winder. It can be placed pool side or suspended to provide light to any outdoor area. The look is unexpected and modern and lends a polished look to your outdoor space.
Many of the same lighting principles that apply to the interior of your home also apply to the exterior. By using a variety of fixture types and building up layers of light, you can come up with a solid landscape lighting strategy. We hope these ideas have been helpful for your home’s landscape lighting design!
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