Collingwood Residential 2025

Finishes

Switchable drivers

The use of black, antique brass and bronze finishes are a popular trend with landscape lighting designers, and to accommodate this development we have just extended our offering to to include even more varieties. Black ground lights tap into the latest monochrome interior design trends. These ground lights are for decorative lit effects and ideal for placement on perimeters because they’re not suitable for being walked or driven over. Another design trend is for the use of warmer materials and body colours, such as antique brass and bronze. These finishes are particularly used in exterior spaces, alongside red, orange and brown hues, which are commonly found in wood, brick and stone.

Drivers designed for the ultimate flexbility. Turn any landscape product into a lumen switchable product via on-board dip switches, giving you the freedom during installation to achieve the perfect ouput for your garden design.

Non dimmable output: 150mA - 250mA - 350mA 500mA - 700mA

Triac dimmable output: 350mA - 500mA - 700mA

DRV150700

DRV350700TD

Atmosphere The correct colour temperature is paramount for the choice of material you wish to highlight and the atmosphere you wish to create. Landscape designs are easily transformed by the correct colour temperature.

Flood Vs Spot

Choose the ideal beam angle to achieve the effect that you need.

Flood

Spot

Wash light over an area with a wider beam angle.

Concentrated beam of light with a narrower beam angle.

2200K

2700K

3000K

4000K

When choosing a light fitting, it is imperative to consider the surface that the light will be used on. At this stage, it is a great opportunity to bring the materials to life and compliment the landscape design. Textured surfaces vs. flat surfaces

Textured surface

Flat surfaces

Use a flood to wash light over the surface, highlighting the clean nature of the surface/design.

Use a spot, close to the surface, to graze light over the surface, highlighting the texture and adding depth to the surface.

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