Above-grade accent lights are the logical choice when the lighted object can be viewed from one direction only. To prevent direct glare, fixtures are aimed away from observers. Place the accent lights behind shrubs to keep a natural looking landscape.
DOWNLIGHTING
For outdoor activity areas, fixtures placed above eye level provide efficient lighting for recreation, safety and security. Overlapping light patterns will soften shadows and create better uniformity. Mount fixtures to patios, gazebos, facades, eaves or trees.
MOONLIGHTING
The effect of moonlight filtering through trees is another pleasing and functional outdoor lighting technique. Both up and down lighting is used to create this effect. With fixtures properly placed in trees, both the trees and ground are beautifully illuminated. Ground lighting provides security, and is accented by shadows from leaves and branches.
SPOTLIGHTING
Special objects and architectural elements should be accented with fixtures that have good lamp shielding. Mounting overhead on eaves or patio structures minimizes glare. Grade mounted fixtures should be concealed with landscaping.
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