Warm architectural white
A subtle everyday look for curb appeal and outdoor evenings.
Residential inspiration
From everyday curb appeal to full celebration.
Use these examples as a starting point. Your design can focus on the front, continue around the property or highlight selected eaves, rakes, peaks and entries.
Holiday color
Change the mood for Christmas and celebrations without climbing a ladder.
Signature scenes
Use favorite colors for teams, causes, milestones and special events.
Commercial inspiration
Make the building visible, welcoming and event-ready.
Designed around the customer experience
Permanent lighting can support tasteful everyday presentation, holidays, community events, promotions and branded color moments.
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Storefronts and offices
Strengthen nighttime presence and wayfinding.
Strengthen nighttime presence and wayfinding.
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Hospitality and venues
Create atmosphere for guests and scheduled events.
Create atmosphere for guests and scheduled events.
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Associations and community properties
Use color for shared celebrations and causes.
Use color for shared celebrations and causes.
Plan the view
The strongest designs start with the property.
Architecture, viewing angles, track placement, coverage and intended uses determine the final result.
Front
Prioritize the main street-facing view.
Complete
Carry lighting around multiple elevations.
Custom
Select peaks, patios, entries and features.
Commercial
Plan around visibility and operating needs.
Property-specific design
Use available imagery to communicate the proposed lighting location.
When possible, a proposal can include a render or lighting-location map. The planned visualizer will make it even easier to explore holiday, festive and architectural-blue concepts.
Warm whiteHolidayFestiveTeam colorsEventsCommercial accents
Gallery questions
Turn an example into your design.
Can I request a look that is not shown here?
Yes. These examples are starting points; colors and effects depend on the selected professional system.
Can my property be visualized before I decide?
When suitable imagery is available, we can use a render or lighting-location map to help communicate the proposal.
Will the proposal identify exactly where lights go?
The proposal should identify the approved coverage and measured lighting areas before installation.
Picture the right lighting on your property.
Share the address, preferred rooflines and favorite looks. We will review available imagery and recommend the next step.