LED fixtures come in a variety of different forms, from cove lights and downlights to pendants and LED strips. Creating the desired lighting effect for your home comes from a combination of LED bulbs and the fixtures. As an example, let's look at the all-popular recessed lighting fixtures - also called downlights or cans. There are a wide range of shapes for the fixture, from traditional round to modern square, both in a variety of sizes. Beside shape, there are different fixture depths, interior and exterior trim possibilities. Each part affects the illumination you see and how your room appears. And that's only downlights! There are so many possibilities - let's illuminate your environment!

Enjoy your outdoors like never before

The right outdoor lighting improves your home's beauty, security, safety when walking around at night, and allows you to enjoy your outdoor spaces long after the sun sets. For the best in landscape lighting, plan to incorporate a variety of fixtures and lighting types. Different exterior features, such as trees or shrubs, pathways, and architectural details, are best served by specific lighting fixtures. Consider using a combination of spotlights, underground well lights, wide-angled floodlights, and pathway lighting to illuminate your home and landscaping at night. When choosing outdoor light fixtures, consider the power source and bulb type that best fits your lighting needs.

For increased brightness (or areas where the sun doesn't shine directly), low-voltage landscape lighting provides another energy-efficient option with DIY installation. This type of outdoor lighting connects to a transformer through wires, which can be buried underground or sit on top of the soil. Because of the low voltage (12 volts compared to your home's usual 120-volt system), these lights have a low risk of electrical shock and require less energy to run.