
Cedar Facade Reveal
Wall-mounted downlights wash cedar cladding while low path fixtures trace a basalt walkway to the front door.
- Approach
- Facade grazing · Walkway · Driveway
Inspiration
Design concepts that show how light is layered on a West Coast property. These are illustrative visualisations of technique rather than photographs of completed client projects.
Recent Work
Real photos from a recent Coastlume installation — facade lighting, foundation and path fixtures, and individually up-lit trees along the property line.



Lighting Inspiration
Illustrative design concepts showing the lighting approaches we work with. These are visualisations of technique, not photographs of completed client projects.

Wall-mounted downlights wash cedar cladding while low path fixtures trace a basalt walkway to the front door.

Recessed deck and step lights keep a terrace safe without a single glare point competing with the skyline.

Bollards at low level, spots angled up into the maple — two layers of light that give a garden real depth after dark.

Grazing light rakes across board-formed concrete to pull out the texture, with recessed lights marking each floating tread.

Warm wall lights define stone terracing while up-lights on the tree line close the yard in and make it feel private.

A long run of bollards on a single 12V circuit guides arrival, finishing on downlights over the garage doors.
Book a free lighting consultation and we'll walk the property with you at dusk.