Landscape Light Fixtures

Types of landscape lighting fixtures

Path lights are typically discreet fixtures placed along walkways, driveways, and garden paths to illuminate the ground and assist in wayfinding.

Spotlights focus a narrow beam of light on specific features, such as trees, shrubs, statues, or architectural elements. Uplights point light upward, while downlights cast light downward, and both add dramatic accents by creating shadows and highlights on key features.

Floodlights are typically wide-beam lights used to illuminate large areas such as lawns, patios, or the exterior of buildings. Wall-grazing fixtures, located discreetly in shrubs or vegetation at the base of outdoor walls, can accentuate the architectural features of the structure. The TRI-LIGHT-RT is an excellent example of an outdoor floodlight that adds color-changing functionality to make an even more dramatic statement.

Step, deck, and footpath bridge lights are usually low-profile fixtures mounted along steps, deck surfaces, or railing posts to provide lighting for safety and ambiance.

Hardscape lights are typically small linear fixtures integrated into hardscape features such as retaining walls, stone steps, or outdoor seating areas. These lights provide subtle accent lighting to enhance the design of the outdoor structures. Similar to hardscape lights, they are in-grade recessed light fixtures that are designed for underground applications.

Underwater or submersible lights are waterproof fixtures designed to be submerged in ponds, fountains, or pools, providing dramatic lighting effects for water features. These light fixtures add a beautiful glow to water features, creating shimmering reflections and visual interest.

Landscape lighting enhances outdoor spaces’ beauty, functionality, and safety while creating a welcoming atmosphere for nighttime enjoyment. Each type of fixture serves a specific purpose, allowing you to customize the lighting to your landscape’s needs and design.