Landscape Lighting Design
A lighting plan based on the layout of your property, its architecture and landscaping.
Bunker Hill, Hunters Creek, Piney Point, Hedwig, Hilshire and Spring Valley — large properties with established landscaping give a lighting design more to work with than almost anywhere in Houston.
In the Villages that is usually a lot: canopy oaks, deep front lawns, custom architecture in brick and stone, and approaches long enough to be designed as a sequence.
On a property this size the risk is not too little light but too much of it, spread evenly. We decide what carries the view from the street, what carries it from the patio, and what stays dark so the rest has somewhere to stand out against.

Lighting both sides of a drive from the gate to the garage turns it into a runway and flattens everything around it. We light the moments instead: the entrance, a tree or two along the way, the planting at the turn, and the architecture at the end — so the approach unfolds and the house is what you arrive at.
Design, installation, maintenance, repair and LED upgrades — the same eight residential services, applied to what is actually on the property.
A lighting plan based on the layout of your property, its architecture and landscaping.
Low-voltage systems with professional wiring, transformers, controls and solid brass fixtures.
Columns, brickwork, stone, rooflines, entrances and the details that give a property character.
Uplighting, downlighting and moonlighting that showcase mature trees with soft, natural light.
Patios, outdoor kitchens, seating areas and decks made comfortable and usable after sunset.
Depth and atmosphere around pools, fountains and ponds — and easier footing nearby.
Useful illumination along walkways, driveways, steps, gates and entrances — kept in balance.
Timers, photocells, remote control, smart systems and customizable color-changing options.
Outdoor lighting is best understood by seeing what it does to a real property.




The same team works across Greater Houston. Each area has its own mix of architecture, planting and outdoor space — and its own reasons to light them differently.
We walk the property, talk through what you want to see after dark, and design the lighting around it.