The warmth dial.
Slide from candlelight to daylight and see the same patio change. Compare 2200, 2700, 3000, 4000 and 5000 K, with notes on how each one treats brick, wood, plants and faces. Free, with no signup.
- 2200 to 5000 K
- Notes on every setting
- Free, no signup

2700 K- This light
- Warm white
- Looks like
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- Best on
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Saved. It will travel with your estimate request below.
A screen preview. Colors differ from screen to screen, so a night demonstration on your own trees and walls is the real test.
Four things that change with the light.
Brick and stone
Warm light makes brick glow, and cool light can make it look gray.
Plants
Slightly cooler light freshens greens, and warm light flatters autumn colors.
People
Warm light is kind to skin tones, which matters on a patio.
Mood
Candle-warm feels cozy, and neutral feels crisp and modern.
Learn more about each one.
Design and PlanningLandscape Lighting DesignDesign first, fixtures second.
Design and PlanningNight Lighting DemonstrationsYour yard, in the dark, with the lights on.
Smart Controls and SystemsColor-Changing and RGB LightingOne system, every mood.
Smart Controls and SystemsLED ConversionsBrighter for less.
House and ArchitectureArchitectural LightingA home that looks as good at 10 pm as at noon.
Outdoor LivingPatio and Deck LightingEvenings that start when the sun sets.Warmth Dial questions
What color of light should I choose?
Most homeowners like warm white around 2700 to 3000 K, which flatters brick, wood and plants. Our Warmth Dial lets you compare colors, and a night demonstration shows them on your own property.
Can I see the lights before I buy?
Yes. A night demonstration puts a few fixtures on your own trees, walls and paths so you can see the real brightness, color and aim before you decide.
Is LED better than halogen?
For landscape lighting, almost always. LED uses a fraction of the power, lasts far longer and runs cool, and quality LEDs offer warm, natural color. We can also convert many existing systems to LED.
Want to see it on your own yard?
A night demonstration puts real fixtures on your trees and walls so you can choose the color in the dark.
