Landscape Lighting - Bethlehem, PA

Some homes already carry an elegant presence during the day, but truly stand out once the right lighting is added. For this project in the Presidential Estates neighborhood of Bethlehem, PA, our team designed and installed a complete landscape lighting system that blends architectural highlights with carefully placed garden accents.

The front elevation of the home was the starting point. By using uplights at the base of the walls and columns, we created a warm, even glow that emphasizes the stucco and trim details without washing out the structure. The balance between brightness and shadow makes the entryway welcoming and timeless.

From there, we turned our focus to the pathways and plantings. Low-profile path lights were added along the stone walkway, guiding visitors with subtle illumination that feels both safe and inviting. In the landscape beds, compact fixtures highlight ornamental trees and shrubs, each casting a natural glow that enhances texture and depth. The layered approach means the home and its landscaping read as one cohesive composition rather than separate elements.

One of the highlights of this project was a Japanese maple, which now serves as a centerpiece after dark. With uplighting placed just outside the canopy, the fixture captures the full shape of the tree while leaving the trunk subtly illuminated. The effect is soft, dramatic, and tailored to the natural growth of the plant.

Every fixture installed here is professional-grade and built for longevity. Beyond the immediate beauty, this system is designed to perform year after year, through all four seasons in Pennsylvania.

The end result is a property that feels alive at night, with light leading the way from the curb to the front door, and from the entry path through each detail of the garden. A timeless design, executed with precision, ensures this Bethlehem home makes the right impression long after sunset.

Proudly serving Bethlehem, Presidential Estates, Saucon Valley, Center Valley, Coopersburg, and the greater Lehigh Valley.