Landscape Lighting Case Study
Design Direction
With four kids in the home, the color theme was important. Red and white became the foundation of the design to keep it classic, bold, and fun.
We layered multiple lighting elements to create depth and impact:
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- C9 bulbs outlining the complex roofline
- Light Burst accents for added dimension
- Candy cane mini lights throughout the display
- Garland hand-wrapped with mini lights
- A large red and white present decor feature
Nothing was subtle about this one. We used every technique in our playbook to make sure the house stood out from every angle.
Installation Challenges
The biggest obstacle was the roofline. The home had numerous peaks and complex angles, which made the installation highly technical and time-intensive.
Careful planning and disciplined installation were critical to maintain symmetry and clean lines across the entire structure. With a display of this size, even small inconsistencies can become noticeable.
The project also required extended installation time due to the sheer scale and detail involved.
The Result
By the time we finished, the home was impossible to miss. The red and white theme created a festive, high-impact look that delighted the kids and brought real energy to the neighborhood.
More importantly, it gave this family a bright moment during a very difficult season of life.
This South Fayette project reflects what holiday lighting can do when it goes beyond decoration. It becomes about community, impact, and showing up when it matters most.
