Beautiful Nights

Many of our clients say how much they dislike putting up Christmas lights. Here is the solution. Color changing lights for Christmas or any holiday or simply to accent a specific tree or landscape feature. Uses Wifi controlled by any smart device. Traditional white lights or full color. Your choice.

When people ask us here at Beautiful Nights Outdoor Lighting about colored lighting, they are always saying how much they dislike putting up Christmas Lights. The solution is to use outdoor accent lights that have the ability to change colors (via WIFI, your phone). Traditional Lighting or colored and not just Christmas. 4th of July, Halloween, etc. We can accommodate you before Christmas too. www.beautifulnights.us

One of my favorite customers, on her blog, wrote about her experiences with our company. Thank you and certainly worth the read when you consider outdoor lighting. https://happyhautehome.com/2019/11/11/our-home-is-lit-all-about-outdoor-lighting/?fbclid=IwAR03pft-xwhoXboks7Q-nuu3ZnZBAoOyn6Q_5aqmMVlzBTsQzUI41c4n8ts

Our Home is Lit! All About Outdoor Lighting - Happy Haute Home I can’t say enough good things about the effect that outdoor lighting has on a home. Driving through a neighborhood where homes have uplighting is a sight to see. Many neighborhoods in our area have invested in outdoor lighting and it makes a world of difference to the exterior appearance of a hom...

Beautiful Nights is an Outdoor Lighting Company working mostly in the Loudoun and Fairfax County area. Going into the Fall season where darkness comes much earlier and good outdoor lighting will showcase your home and its beautiful landscape, we will offer to new clients a full 10% discount on our installation services. We use only high quality solid brass fixtures with LED lighting. Oh yea, and one year of free maintenance service with the installation. 703-623-7561. Looking forward to hearing from our new clients. Take a look at some of this year's notable installations. www.beautifulnights.us

Fall is a favorite season. From a lighting perspective, your lights on tree lines and ornamental trees will begin to change. That what is fun about good lighting. What was a leaf covered crape myrtle is now a beautiful silhouette of the beautiful exfoliated bark of these trees.

Path lights...you either love em' or hate em'. Myself? they have their place and if done well, they look great. Most of what people dislike about them is that they never look straight and the landscape people are constantly knocking them over. Here is the solution that I recently did to resolve the issue and it is simple. Your lighting installer will be happy to do it for you. The state is typically 10" to 12" long and the lamp stem is about 22" to 24" tall. Dig a hole deep enough to have 1" of the stem below ground level. The hole should be 6" to 8" in diameter. Place the light into the center of the hole, add quick drying cement to the top of the stake being sure to keep the power cord free of the concrete, add water. Be sure that the lamp is level and upright by putting a small level on two sides of the stem. Add soil to the ground level and either seed or sod above it. Polish the lamp with a soft cloth sprayed lightly with WD40 and, viola, the lamps will always be upright and straight and tough to knock over. You could also add decorative stones around the lamp so that a string trimmer never touches it. Happy to help! www.beautifulnights.us

Elegant, Cordless Table Lamps On a recent visit to Italy we discovered the perfect solution to the question, "How do I light my outdoor dining table without having obnoxious overhead lighting?" With many styles to choose from, these elegant table lamps are an excellent solution. They provide the perfect amount of light, have three light levels to choose from and are dimmable to just the right amount of light for the occasion....

How to Add Lighting to Your Outdoor Table! Elegant, Cordless Table Lamps On a recent visit to Italy we discovered the perfect solution to the question, “How do I light my outdoor dining table without having obnoxious overhead lighting…