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Southeast Lights display in Poplarville: warm white C9 carried in one unbroken line across a long low frontage, over the porch gable and out onto the detached garage

Inspiration

Nine ways to light a property.

Most people picture one thing when they think about Christmas lights. These are the directions worth considering before you decide.

Styles

Two-story colonial home at dusk with warm white C9 bulbs along every roof edge and both entry columns wrapped base to capital

Classic Warm White

Warm white C9 on every roofline, nothing else competing. The look that reads as expensive from the road and never dates. About three quarters of what we install.

Suits: Traditional and colonial architecture, brick, anything with good trim.

Southeast Lights display in Poplarville: warm white C9 carried in one unbroken line across a long low frontage, over the porch gable and out onto the detached garage

Full Property

Roofline, columns, windows, wrapped trees, lit beds and pathway stakes treated as one composition rather than separate purchases.

Suits: Larger homes where the grounds matter as much as the house.

Enormous Southern live oak with every major limb wrapped in warm white lights glowing against a night sky

Tree-Led

Where a property has a mature live oak, the tree is the display and the house is the backdrop. Full trunk and limb wrapping on a century oak is the most dramatic thing we do.

Suits: Properties with specimen hardwoods, deep lots, long driveways.

Modern home facade showing permanent LED lighting displaying festive red and green along the roof eaves

Architectural

Permanent LED washing the facade in warm white, on every evening rather than six weeks a year. Color available when you want it.

Suits: Contemporary architecture, and anyone tired of a seasonal cycle.

Modern home facade showing permanent LED lighting displaying festive red and green along the roof eaves

Color

Red and green, red and white, or full multicolor. Color costs the same as warm white, and we will tell you honestly which suits your elevation.

Suits: Family homes, properties with children, anywhere with a playful brief.

A historic stone building covered in a curtain of warm white lights with an illuminated pink bow on the balcony

Commercial Scale

Long parapets, wrapped parking-island trees, lit columns and entry canopies, installed with lift equipment and maintained on a schedule.

Suits: Retail centers, offices, hospitality and campuses.

Four palm trunks wrapped in alternating bands of red and white lights against a clipped hedge at night

Community Entrance

Monument walls, landscaped beds and boulevard trees designed so the display reads continuously as residents turn in.

Suits: HOAs, master-planned communities, neighborhood associations.

Restaurant courtyard patio strung overhead with warm filament bistro cafe lights

Bistro & Patio

Overhead string lighting properly tensioned so it stays straight, for courtyards and outdoor dining that works all year.

Suits: Restaurants, bars, event venues, residential patios.

Historic Gulf Coast building with wrought-iron balconies lit in purple, green and gold for Mardi Gras

Mardi Gras

Purple, green and gold on rooflines, balconies, columns and trees. A genuine second season on the Coast.

Suits: Gulf Coast businesses, hospitality and communities.

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