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Atlanta Landscape Lighting Company NightVision Outdoor Lighting Promotes Moon Lighting

NightVision Outdoor Lighting, an Atlanta outdoor lighting company, outlines the benefits of moon lighting installation and repair.

2011-05-05
ATLANTA, GA, May 05, 2011 (Press-News.org) Atlanta landscape lighting company NightVision Outdoor Lighting is emphasizing moon lighting and its aesthetic impact on homes. Although Atlanta moon lighting represents just one aspect of its services, NightVision recommends moon lighting as an effective way to highlight the nuances of a home's unique landscaping. NightVision Outdoor Lighting specializes in Atlanta outdoor lighting for residential and commercial needs, using the highest quality bulbs combined with dependable, experienced service.

Moon lighting mimics the light of the full moon, offering the appearance of a bright moonlight shining down on your landscape. For residential Atlanta outdoor lighting clients, moon lighting accents and enhances scenery in a yard. In commercial spaces it is equally successful at bringing attention to a certain landscape aspect.

To achieve its distinctive appearance, moon lighting is placed high in trees. Light filters through the branches, creating the mottled effect of the full moon shining through the tree limbs and highlighting specific trees a centerpiece of the landscape. Depending on the number of fixtures that are used, where in the tree they are placed, the type of light that is chosen, and the angle it is affixed, the appearance and mood created by the lighting can be altered.

Lee Davis, owner of NightVision Outdoor Lighting, says of moon lighting, "There are plenty of ways to make your home unique, from inside to outside. Moon lighting in particular is a great way to accent your home's landscape. With moon lighting illuminating your back yard, you will not want to stay indoors!"

NightVision designs, installs, and repairs moon lighting for clients across the metro Atlanta area. When installing moon lighting, NightVision always uses tree-friendly techniques to prevent damage such as scarring or wounds. Because a burnt bulb or broken fixture can significantly detract from a home's appearance, NightVision also offers maintenance and repair service.

NightVision Outdoor Lighting carries out moon lighting installation and all other Atlanta landscape lighting projects with the highest commitment to customer satisfaction. For more information about moon lighting or NightVision's other Atlanta outdoor lighting services, visit www.nvlightingga.com.


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[Press-News.org] Atlanta Landscape Lighting Company NightVision Outdoor Lighting Promotes Moon Lighting
NightVision Outdoor Lighting, an Atlanta outdoor lighting company, outlines the benefits of moon lighting installation and repair.