Low voltage quartz halogen well lights were installed to illuminate the brick columns along the driveway as well as the brick façade of this home in Cherry Hills Farm. Special low voltage copper floodlights illuminate the flower beds at the entrance to the driveway, and create a welcoming scene as...

There is nothing like a "before" and "after" photo that better illustrates the magic of outdoor architectural lighting. At this home in the Colorado Country Club in Parker, low voltage well lights were used to illuminate the rustic stone façade of the house. Low voltage path lights complete the...

Low voltage well lights really accentuate the beauty of this stone façade home in The Preserve of Greenwood Village. Well lights when positioned properly will "wash" the façade of a house and create the best texturing and provide the most natural tones. (Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Colorado)

At this Tuscany-inspired pergola in Cherry Hills Village, our low voltage copper and brass sconce lights were installed on the stone columns. (Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Colorado)

Sometimes mother nature can create her own light show with this beautiful sunset. At this home in the Ken-Caryl Ranch Valley, low voltage well lights were used to uplight the façade of the house and trees, and copper path lights illuminate the walkway to the front door. (Outdoor Lighting...

At Chardonnay Villas in Centennial, we not only illuminated the community entrance but this house behind it as well. Notice how the well lights aimed vertically bring out the color and texture of these beautiful brick columns. (Outdoor Lighting Perspectives of Colorado)