Our installationClassic warm white
Smooth, opaque C9 bulbs in warm white. The look most clients choose: soft, even and close to the glow of an old incandescent bulb.
C9 or smaller C7 bulbs. Also available in a gentle twinkle.
Rooflines and architecture
The lines of the house, traced in light. Every run is measured and cut to fit, so the bulbs sit straight on the edge and the spacing stays even from corner to corner.
Rooflines are where most projects start. We use commercial-grade C9 and C7 LED bulbs on wire cut to length on site, held by clips made for gutters, shingles and ridge caps so each bulb faces the street. Done well, it reads as part of the architecture, whether the house is a Spanish Colonial in Hancock Park, a Craftsman in Silver Lake or a flat-roofed modern in the hills.
The same bulbs can outline windows, doors and garage doors, wrap porch columns, or line a front walk or driveway, carrying the design down to eye level where guests actually see it.
Jump to: Classic warm white · Faceted bulbs · Solid colors and multicolor · Two-color patterns · Windows, doors and columns · Walkways and driveways · Whole-house outlines
What's available
Our installation
Faceted bulbs
Diamond-cut lenses that throw a small halo of light around each bulb. More sparkle up close, especially on entries and lower rooflines.
Warm white, cool white or multicolor.
Our installationSolid colors and multicolor
Red, green, blue, amber, gold, purple, pink or cool white, on their own or mixed in a repeating multicolor pattern.
Shown: multicolor C9 bulbs on a gate and fence.
Two-color patterns
Alternating red and white, blue and white, or any pair you like, for a bolder, more graphic line.
Set in a regular pattern along the whole run.
Windows, doors and columns
Framing a front door, outlining windows or wrapping porch columns pulls the lighting down to the entry, where it is seen up close.
Bulbs or mini-light wraps, matched to the roofline.
Walkways and driveways
C9 bulbs on low stakes along a front walk or the edge of a drive. Simple, elegant, and it leads people to the door.
Warm white or color, spaced to suit the path.
Our installationWhole-house outlines
Every ridge, gable and eave on the front of the house, for the full effect from the street. Hillside homes and tall rooflines included.
Shown: a hillside home outlined by Tater Farms.
How we install it
- Measured on site and cut to length, so there are no bunched ends or extra strand hanging off a corner.
- Held by clips designed for gutters, shingles and ridge caps, so each bulb sits square to the edge.
- Checked after dark on installation day. If a bulb or strand fails during the season, we repair it within 24 hours.
Questions
- Warm white or cool white?
- Most Los Angeles homes look best in warm white, which reads closer to candlelight against stucco, wood and brick. Cool white has a crisper, bluer look that can suit some modern architecture. We'll talk through both at the walkthrough.
- Can you light a two- or three-story house?
- Yes. Tall rooflines and hillside homes are part of our portfolio. We plan access and equipment at the walkthrough.
- Is everything taken down after the holidays?
- Yes. We remove everything in January and leave the house as we found it. The lighting comes back into our inventory.
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Every project is designed and quoted after a walkthrough, based on your property and the pieces you choose. Installation, in-season care and January removal are included.
Request a quoteor call (213) 301-5963