Full trunk and branch wraps
Every trunk and major limb wrapped in mini lights, out toward the smaller branches. The most dramatic treatment for a specimen tree.
Warm white, cool white, color or twinkle.
Trees, palms and hedges
The landscape is often what makes a house feel finished at night. A wrapped oak or a row of lit palms carries the lighting beyond the roofline and out to the street.
Tree work is detail work. We wrap trunks and limbs by hand with commercial-grade mini lights, keeping the spacing tight and the wire close to the bark, so the tree reads as a lit form rather than a tangle. In Los Angeles that often means palms, and a tall palm trunk wrapped in light is one of the most striking things you can put in front of a house.
For hedges and shrubs, light nets give even coverage quickly, and trunk nets do the same for straight trunks and columns.
Jump to: Full trunk and branch wraps · Canopy and twinkle lights · Palm trunks · Color wraps · Trunk nets · Hedges and shrubs · Color halo lights
What's available
Canopy and twinkle lights
Mini lights run up the trunk and out through the canopy for a starry look. Twinkle versions fade on and off gently, bulb by bulb.
Pairs well with a wrapped trunk.
Palm trunks
Palm trunks wrapped in a tight, even spiral from the base toward the crown. Tall palms make a dramatic vertical line, especially in a row along a drive or street.
Warm white or color.
Color wraps
Red, green, blue or multicolor, or two colors wound together for a striped trunk.
A festive choice for front-yard trees.
Trunk nets
Light nets that stretch around a trunk or column for fast, perfectly even coverage, in sizes for slim trunks up to large ones.
Warm white, cool white, color or two-color.
Hedges and shrubs
Light nets laid over hedges and boxwoods for a clean, uniform glow along a walk or property line.
Standard 4 by 6 foot nets, joined end to end.
Color halo lights
Mini lights with special lenses that cast rings of color onto bark, walls and the ground around them.
Best on trees near a wall or fence.
How we install it
- Wrapped by hand at a consistent spacing, with the wire kept tight to the bark.
- Tall palms and large trees are scoped at the walkthrough, so we arrive with the right reach and the right amount of material.
- Everything comes down in January, and the trees are left as we found them.
Questions
- Should we wrap the tree or light the canopy?
- Wrapping traces the trunk and limbs and shows off the shape of the tree. Lighting the canopy gives a softer, starrier look. Many trees look best with both: a wrapped trunk and a lit canopy.
- Can we light trees without lighting the house?
- Yes. Trees, palms and hedges can be a project on their own, or paired with rooflines.
Pairs well with
Rooflines and architecture
C9 and C7 bulbs cut to fit every ridge, gable, eave, window and walkway.
Light balls and spheres
Hanging light balls, large ground spheres, mesh covers and starlight spheres.
Stars and snowflakes
Moravian, lantern and outline stars, snowflakes, starbursts and oversized stars.
Request a quote
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