The effects used here are a combination of moonlighting, step lighting and up lighting with the use of spike spots to create this visual display.

By wrapping looms of fairy lights around the individual branches of the four horizontal pleached trees, we have created a canopy of light over the dining area, we consider this effect as tree sculpting.

Subtly positioned light fittings provide an alternative form of security lighting. The lights are controlled by dusk 'til dawn sensor. This is an economical alternative to movement sensors to run this design through the night.

Using multiple beams of light we created greater depth to the sculpture creating focal points and enhancing the face and sword for a more dramatic effect.

Uplighting is a very effective way to give depth perspective to a garden and here we have made the Summer house a focal point in the distance.

This floating step light effect is created by installing the linear LEDs into a pre cut rebate within the wooden steps. This effect draws the eye to the hidden upper garden.

Subtle lighting was used to maximise the living space of this London roof terrace.

Crosslighting was introduced to the garden to create a wider beam of light projected from one side of the decking to the other. Crosslighting is cost effective in a small garden environment where dense planting is present.

Moonlighting is a subtle way of illuminating an area avoiding low level glare, by delivering 100% of light onto the subject.