Outdoor landscape lighting Atlanta

Landscape Lighting in Atlanta, GA

Make the backyard come alive after dark.

Hearthstone uses lighting, planting, stonework, and focal-point design to turn pools, paths, patios, trees, and gathering areas into a finished evening experience.

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Built for this project

Lighting That Turns the Backyard Into an Evening Destination

Great lighting does not flood the yard. It guides movement, reveals texture, frames planting, and gives the pool environment depth, drama, and comfort.

Landscape Lighting Marietta + Atlanta Metro Full Backyard Design

Built for

  • Atlanta pool owners upgrading outdoor lighting
  • Backyards with dark paths, steps, patios, or water features
  • Luxury landscapes that need planting and lighting together

What makes it work

Built Around the Details That Decide the Project

Path Lighting

Subtle fixtures improve safety around steps, walkways, patios, and pool approaches.

Accent Lighting

Trees, planting, stonework, waterfalls, and architectural features become nighttime focal points.

Planting Design

Lighting works best when paired with plantings and hardscape that create depth, texture, and seasonal interest.

Local conditions

How Landscape Lighting Is Actually Designed

Good lighting is noticed as atmosphere, not as fixtures. The decisions that produce that are technical, and most of them are made before anything is installed.

Layers, not floodlights

Path lighting, uplighting on trees and architecture, and submerged pool lighting each do a different job. A single bright source flattens a yard; layered low-level sources give it depth after dark.

Glare is the usual mistake

Fixtures aimed where they can be seen directly are uncomfortable and make everything beyond them harder to see. Shielding, aiming, and placing sources out of sightlines is most of the craft.

Color temperature consistency

Mixing warm and cool fixtures makes a yard look assembled from parts. A consistent temperature, usually warm, is what makes lighting read as designed.

Transformers and wire runs

Low-voltage runs lose power over distance, so transformer placement and wire gauge determine whether the far end of the yard is as bright as the near end. This is planned, not improvised.

Fixtures that survive outside

Brass and copper age gracefully and last decades in this climate; cheaper housings corrode and fail, usually in the least accessible spot. The fixture cost difference is small next to the cost of replacing them.

Control and scheduling

Astronomic timers and zone control mean the lighting matches the season without anyone adjusting it, and lets the pool, path, and architectural zones run on different schedules.

Common questions

Helpful Answers Before Your Consultation

What areas should be lit around a pool?

Steps, paths, seating areas, outdoor kitchens, water features, specimen trees, and changes in elevation usually benefit from planned lighting.

Can lighting be part of a larger outdoor renovation?

Yes. Lighting is often strongest when designed alongside pool renovation, landscaping, outdoor kitchen, deck, or pergola work.

Ready to Light the Backyard Properly?

Schedule a consultation with Hearthstone and turn your outdoor vision into a clear, buildable plan.

519 Cobb Pkwy N, Marietta, GA 30062 Mon-Fri: 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM Schedule a Consultation