Man what a difference lighting makes. Great job!

 

Very tastefully done. Looks great.

If you dont mind me asking, what sort of cost and effort?

 

Very tastefully done. Looks great.

If you dont mind me asking, what sort of cost and effort?

Thank you. It was just under $2500 from Volt total with the deck lights as well. Got a quote for $5280 from a company for the front and deck but less lights on both then i ended up putting. It was pretty simple took me the weekend to install everything and get it lit up and then an afternoon recently spent cleaning up cabling, hiding it painting over it on the outside part of the rail etc. Just cosmetic details to conceal it. Still have a few things to do in that regard.

 

Awesome. Appreciate the feedback. Very well done.

 

Very nice.

 

That looks TERRIBLE. Now rip it all out and mail it to me and I'll dispose of it properly for you 😂

 

Nicely done. You have a good looking home.

 

Looks fantastic!! Well done!!

Got a list of the Volt fixtures you used?

 

Do you have any other pictures, from other angles? Wow, looks great! Looks like you have a streetlight pretty close, did that mess up things? I have a very bright streetlight and I am nervous that it will make my future project look funny? Also, what lights did you use up in the eves to "downlight" with? Well done!

 

Awesome! Great idea to use the wrap-around portions of the roofline to highlight that peak!

 

Looks fantastic!! Well done!!

Got a list of the Volt fixtures you used?

Yes sir these are the ones i used.

https://www.voltlighting.com/landscape-lighting-led-12v-brass-spot-light-fatboy/p/VAL-150-BBZ

https://www.voltlighting.com/landscape-lighting-led-12v-brass-downlight-all-star/p/VAL-1814-40-BBZ

https://www.voltlighting.com/outdoor-landscape-lighting-12v-path-area-lighting-brass-max-spread-mini/p/BDL-330-BBZ-MINI

https://www.voltlighting.com/landscape-lighting-12v-deck-light-bz/p/VDL-600-BBZ

 

Awesome! Great idea to use the wrap-around portions of the roofline to highlight that peak!

Thank you I am really pleased with everything overall.

Do you have any other pictures, from other angles? Wow, looks great! Looks like you have a streetlight pretty close, did that mess up things? I have a very bright streetlight and I am nervous that it will make my future project look funny? Also, what lights did you use up in the eves to "downlight" with? Well done!

Here are two more pictures but i am a lousy photographer unfortunately. I dont mind the street light its far enough away that i dont think it hurts the look of this lighting and i appreciate how well it illuminates the street.

 

That looks awesome! I hope to do something similar down the road.

 

Awesome! Great idea to use the wrap-around portions of the roofline to highlight that peak!

Thank you I am really pleased with everything overall.

Do you have any other pictures, from other angles? Wow, looks great! Looks like you have a streetlight pretty close, did that mess up things? I have a very bright streetlight and I am nervous that it will make my future project look funny? Also, what lights did you use up in the eves to "downlight" with? Well done!

Here are two more pictures but i am a lousy photographer unfortunately. I dont mind the street light its far enough away that i dont think it hurts the look of this lighting and i appreciate how well it illuminates the street.

Nice work!! Thanks for the pictures and feedback on the street light!

 

Looks great @Jimefam !

 

Looks awesome!

 

Awesome Job!

 

I would love to add some outdoor lighting by my pool. It however makes me nervous having electricity even low voltage close to water.
Am I just being too over cautious?

Anyone have any luck with the solar lights?

I haven't been all that impressed with what my neighbors have.

 

I would love to add some outdoor lighting by my pool. It however makes me nervous having electricity even low voltage close to water.
Am I just being too over cautious?

:nod:

Low voltage lighting near a pool would not bother me one bit.

 

Sweet. Thanks. Figured I was being silly.

 

I would love to add some outdoor lighting by my pool. It however makes me nervous having electricity even low voltage close to water.
Am I just being too over cautious?

:nod:

Low voltage lighting near a pool would not bother me one bit.

I believe the NEC says LV lighting must be >= 5' from the water's edge. Don't quote me on that!

 

What temp of bulb did you go with? Thinking of changing out my "warm" white bulbs, which are about 3500-4000K, to something around 6000K. Trying to replicate moonlight.

 

What temp of bulb did you go with? Thinking of changing out my "warm" white bulbs, which are about 3500-4000K, to something around 6000K. Trying to replicate moonlight.

Went the other way with it. Its all 2700k bulbs. Felt that warm yellowish light would go best with my brick color.

 

What color temperature, angle of beam, and lumen did you use?

Thanks!

 

What temp of bulb did you go with? Thinking of changing out my "warm" white bulbs, which are about 3500-4000K, to something around 6000K. Trying to replicate moonlight.

Do you have a photo of what your 3500-4k lighting looks like?