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Application brief

Landscape lighting

Shape paths, planted areas, and architectural edges with lighting that supports atmosphere without losing practical control.

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The project question

Where should the light settle into the landscape?

A landscape-lighting brief is a description of the paths, planting and architectural features that need attention after dark. Mark movement routes and desired focal points, along with areas that should remain unlit. Include viewing positions, nearby windows, fixture scale and maintenance access. These details establish the context for comparing products without assuming that a reference scene predicts the result on another site.

  • Path and edge visibility
  • Scale of the fixture in the landscape
  • Night-time identity and maintenance access

Selection path

How should a landscape product family be selected?

Start with the location and mounting opportunities, then compare products against the same lighting task. Keep exposure, service access and control expectations with the shortlist and request the applicable product documents. Appearance is one consideration, but the selected configuration also needs to fit the installation. Send a layout or annotated site images when the fit cannot be established from the catalogue.

Landscape lighting scene used to explain product selection

Project support

Make the design intent easy to share.

A clear brief gives product, engineering, and commercial teams a common reference before the project moves to detailed review.

Next step

Turn this reference into a project brief.

Share your application, product context, quantity, market, and the documents you need to review.

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