Garden lighting that feels like evening
Good garden lighting is quiet. A few warm, low lights on paths, steps and favourite plants let you use the garden after dark without lighting up the neighbourhood.
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We design lighting alongside the garden itself, so cables go in before the patio is laid and the lawn is turfed. We light steps and paths first for safety, then pick out a tree, a wall or a border to give the garden depth after dark.
We use low-voltage, warm-white fittings, angled downwards to avoid glare and light spill into neighbouring gardens and the night sky. Circuits are installed and certified by a qualified electrician who works with us, and you'll receive the certificate for your records.
Most schemes are controlled with a simple timer or a phone app, with separate zones for the terrace and the wider garden.
What's included
Fittings placed for safety first, then for atmosphere.
Angled down to avoid glare and light spill.
Laid in ducting before paving and turf go down.
Circuits installed and certified by a qualified electrician.
Separate control for the terrace and the wider garden.
Spare capacity so you can add lights later.
Harpenden
A sheltered dining terrace and oak pergola off Station Road
This family wanted a place to eat outdoors that felt sheltered from the wind across the open garden, without darkening the kitchen. We designed a sandstone terrace that steps down from the back doors, framed by a green oak pergola trained with wisteria.
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Can you add lighting to an existing garden?
Yes. We can usually run cables along borders and under edging without lifting a patio.
Will it disturb the neighbours?
No. We use warm, low fittings angled downwards and avoid uplighting into neighbouring windows.
How much does it cost to run?
Very little. A typical LED scheme uses about as much power as a single old-fashioned light bulb.
Is solar lighting worth it?
Solar lights are fine as decoration, but they're too dim and unreliable to light steps safely, so we use mains low-voltage for anything that matters.
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Call the office, or leave a few details and we'll ring you back to arrange a free visit to your garden.
01632 960 482We reply within two working hours, Monday to Saturday.
Monday to Friday 8:00–17:30
Saturday 9:00–13:00