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It is somewhat challenging to select the appropriate lighting for your garden, as you should considerate, when doing so, the special features that you wish to highlight. The lighting design that you select changes the ambiance of your garden’s landscape, giving you the opportunity to transform your garden into a fantastic Eden or to simply create a magical scenery. You may want to emphasize a statue or a waterfall with subtle light shades that fit your personality and sustain your happy mood.The practical part of such designs is that they make your garden easier to navigate through.
Decorative garden lighting is of different types, such as electricity, kerosen fuel, battery, solar light or candlelight. There’s actually a pretty wide range available for the most pretentious preferences. Electricity is ideal to highlight your favourite plants or spots in the garden, while candlelights create a romantic atmosphere, perfect for those who love tranquility and introspection. The blossoming garden of the day, abounding of life and lively colours becomes a serene corner during the night, and a pleasant place to relax. Both solar and electric lighting can provide your garden with beauty and dramatism hardly achievable in winter, when most of your plants are covered by snow. You should choose coloured light so that you make sure your garden’s landscape will never turn into a banal one. They are really great tools to literally improve the brightness of your garden and it’s impossible to fail if you carefully delineate the layout of your garden and embelish it, creating distinct zones where you can play with your family members or just chill out.
The best option comes in the form of solar lights, because they have the amazing property of functioning about the same as satellites. They generate and store the sunlight and release it during the night, so you don’t have to bother about attaching any wires to them.
The idea of “Eden” is associated with intense and bright colours and dramatic landscape, just like that of Paradise. If you’re cool with the idea of creating Heaven in your backyard or garden, here are a few suggestions that you may find useful in order to realize the Eden design:
In the first place, try to avoid sculpture artworks, because they’re not natural, therefore they don’t match the idea of Paradise. What you are trying to do is to manage to add garden furniture, waterfalls or lights without making your garden look artificial. You may need to focus on the camouflage of these elements, making them look like as if they belonged to the natural environment.
Try to create a seasonal garden, so it would have a dramatic aspect during the whole year. A nice idea that works for winter is the usage of very intense and colourful lights with the property of turning into white lights in the late evenings, so you’d get the design of a “moon garden”. These garden lights should have the shapes of some globes of different sizes, that you could hang in your garden. The idea of hanging lights is very important here, because you want to bring the cosmos closer to your sight.
Hope these suggestions help, free your imagination and start thinking of your own, personalized paradise.
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