Landscape Lighting Design
Make Your Home Stand Out—Day or Night Great design doesn’t stop at your front door. With expert landscape lighting, your home can shine after sunset—welcoming, secure, and full of life. At Nightlight Pros, we design outdoor lighting systems that highlight the beauty of your property while adding curb appeal, safety, and ambiance.
Landscape Lighting Design Services in Palm Beach County, FL
At Nightlight Pros, we believe great landscape lighting starts with great design. Our process goes beyond placing lights—it’s about highlighting what makes your home and yard unique. We work closely with you to understand how you use your outdoor spaces, what you love about your landscape, and how you want it to feel at night.
From there, we study your property's layout, plants, and architecture to create a custom lighting plan tailored to your home. Whether you're entertaining on the patio, walking through the garden, or simply enjoying your view after dark, our lighting design brings your space to life with beauty, function, and style.
Why Design Matters
Landscape lighting is more than just brightness—it’s about creating scenes, guiding movement, and making your home safer and more inviting. Our designers use light to:
• Highlight focal points like trees, statues, and garden beds
• Add depth to architectural features like columns or facades
• Light up pathways for comfort and security
• Create smooth, visual transitions between areas of your yard
Modern Tools. Timeless Results.
Over the years, lighting has evolved—and so have we. With advanced LED technology, we now offer:
• Energy-efficient fixtures with adjustable brightness
• Precise beam angles to match plant and structure shapes
• Multiple color temperatures to enhance mood and material tones
We don’t treat lighting as an afterthought—it’s the main focus of what we do. Every fixture, every beam, every detail is chosen with purpose.
Beam Spread: Light What Matters
Beam spread refers to how wide the light shines from a fixture. Choosing the right angle helps highlight trees and features properly. Here's a quick guide:
10°–15°: For tall, narrow trees or columns
25°–45°: For medium trees and focal points
55°–60°: For wide, low features
120°: For broad walls and large trees
Choosing the Right Color Temperature
2700K – Warm White
Soft, cozy lighting best for natural woods, stone, and red/yellow foliage (like oak trees).
3000K – Pure White
Balanced and clean. Great for gray, black, or blue-toned materials and plants.
4000K – Cool White
Crisp and modern. Ideal for contemporary homes or commercial lighting.
5000K – Daylight
Brightest white—used for evergreens, large trees, or areas needing strong contrast.
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