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Custom Suspended Globe Landscape Light
Opal globes hang as a grouped outdoor light composition. Explore the suspended forms for covered terraces and courtyards; confirm exposure requirements.
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Exterior decorative lighting for entrances, terraces, gardens and pathways. Materials, light distribution, mounting and the required environmental protection are reviewed for the intended location and project specification.
Outdoor suitability and protection are confirmed for the actual site conditions.
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Custom Timber Outdoor Lantern
Tapered timber slats surround a warm light source. View the lantern form for terrace seating, with materials and exposure reviewed for the installation.
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Custom Disc-Top Bollard Light
A flat disc directs light down from a slender bollard. Explore the pathway fitting and review spacing, fixing and exposure for the intended site.
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Custom Framed Outdoor Lantern
A geometric metal frame surrounds a diffused light source. View the outdoor lantern for entrances and terraces, subject to site-specific technical review.
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Custom Illuminated Pebble Light
Glowing pebble-like forms sit among planting and terrace settings. Explore the organic light elements and discuss the intended installation environment.
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Custom Linear Pathway Bollard
A rectangular bollard uses a vertical light slot to mark paths and planted edges. View the profile and discuss the site layout and fixing conditions.
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Custom Architectural Frame Bollard
An open rectangular frame carries downward light. Explore the architectural pathway form and review mounting, exposure and maintenance access.
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Custom Curved Stake Light
A curved stake-mounted head directs light towards planting and borders. View the garden-light form and discuss position, cable routes and exposure.
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Custom Gooseneck Garden Light
A curved arm positions a cylindrical head above planting or paths. Explore the directional garden-light form and review the site conditions before specification.
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Custom Glass Outdoor Lantern
A framed glass lantern brings ambient light to sheltered entrances and terraces. Review the form and confirm protection for the actual installation.
View DetailsSpecification Guide
Planning decorative lighting for outdoor settings
Outdoor lighting needs to suit the installation environment as well as the architecture. Entrances, terraces, gardens and pathways differ in exposure, fixing conditions and the direction of light they need.
Exposure and materials
Identify whether the fitting is sheltered, directly exposed to rain or installed near the coast. Materials, finish systems and protection requirements need to be reviewed for those conditions; an indoor design should not be assumed suitable outdoors.
Light and surroundings
Consider the intended illuminated area, viewing angles and nearby windows or seating. The fixture position and distribution should provide useful light while limiting unnecessary glare and spill.
Installation and upkeep
Confirm the mounting surface, cable route, electrical supply and maintenance access. Ground-mounted and suspended fixtures need different fixing details, and those details should be coordinated with the landscape and electrical teams.
What to include in your brief
Send a site plan, mounting locations, exposure conditions, reference images, quantities and control requirements. Environmental protection and final electrical specifications are confirmed through a project-specific review.
Project Development
Developed for individual projects.
Provide a site plan, mounting positions and exposure conditions, including whether the fitting is sheltered. Materials, protection, fixing and maintenance access must be reviewed for that environment.
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