Consider the mood you want to set
Think about the mood you want to create and choose your lighting accordingly. If you want a relaxed, romantic vibe, consider using soft, warm lighting. If you want a more vibrant, lively atmosphere, opt for brighter and more colorful lighting.

Utilize ambient lighting
Ambient lighting provides overall illumination and sets the tone for your outdoor space. This type of lighting is often achieved through the use of wall-mounted lights, lanterns, or string lights.

Accent lighting
Accent lighting is used to highlight specific areas of your outdoor living space, such as a water feature, a beautiful flower bed, or an attractive architectural feature. This type of lighting can be achieved through the use of spotlighting, pathway lighting, or step lighting.

Task lighting
Task lighting is essential for activities such as cooking or reading, and it can be achieved through the use of outdoor-rated pendant lights, table lamps, or outdoor wall sconces.

Dimmers and controls
Using dimmers and controls allows you to easily adjust the brightness and ambiance of your outdoor living spaces as needed. This feature also allows you to create a seamless transition from day to night, making your outdoor living space a comfortable and welcoming place to spend time in at all hours.