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Landscape Lighting

Norburn Lighting and Bath, outdoor-lighting

Norburn Lighting and Bath, Landscape Lighting
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PATHWAYS

Use low-level path lighting to illuminate pathways, flower beds, and shrubs. Bollards, which are path lights that stand 30 to 36 inches off the ground, cover a larger surrounding and also help illuminate pathways and nearby landscape feature.

Norburn Lighting and Bath, DECK
Norburn Lighting and Bath, DECK

Lifestyle Shots by Kichler

Norburn Lighting and Bath, DECK

Lifestyle Shots by Kichler

Norburn Lighting and Bath, DECK

Lifestyle Shots by Kichler

Norburn Lighting and Bath, DECK

Lifestyle Shots by Kichler

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PATIO/DECK

Use low-voltage mini-lights under steps, railings, or benches to create a welcoming ambience.

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Featuring: Vaxcel Lighting T0384

GARAGE

Consider light fixtures with photocells that automatically turn on during the night and turn off in the morning which provides safety and energy savings.

TECHNIQUES

Norburn Lighting and Bath, Techniques
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UPLIGHTING

Lighting aimed upwards that help highlight trees, statues, or textured surfaces.

Norburn Lighting and Bath, Techniques
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MOONLIGHTING

Lighting aimed downward and positioned at the top branches of a tree to give off a moon light effect while casting interesting shadows.

Norburn Lighting and Bath, Techniques
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SHADOWING

Lighting aimed at the front and below an object to project interesting shadows on nearby surfaces.

Norburn Lighting and Bath, Techniques
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GRAZING

Lighting aimed directly up or down a textured surface to accentuate architecturalfeatures such as wood, brick, or stone.

Norburn Lighting and Bath, Techniques
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SILHOUETTING

Lighting concealed behind an object to highlight its unique shape.

Norburn Lighting and Bath, Techniques
Lifestyle Shot by Kichler

CROSS LIGHTING

Using multiple light sources to illuminate a tree or object from various angles.

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