Showcase Your Landscape
Draw attention to specimen trees, garden beds, and the forms and textures you love most.
Automatic Outdoor Living by Bella Terra
Landscape & Architectural Lighting
Thoughtful lighting for the trees, gardens, and architectural details that make your property yours.
A different view of home
Your landscape doesn’t have to disappear when the sun goes down. Well-placed lighting reveals texture, frames favorite views, and creates a welcoming atmosphere around your home.
Bella Terra plans landscape and architectural lighting around the property as a whole, considering what to highlight, where people gather, and how each area connects.
Serving coastal Sussex County, Delaware, including Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Bethany Beach, Fenwick Island, Ocean View, Long Neck, and Millsboro.
Light with a purpose
Draw attention to specimen trees, garden beds, and the forms and textures you love most.
Discuss lighting that brings out columns, stonework, entryways, and distinctive features of your home.
Connect focal points and gathering areas with a lighting plan that feels comfortable and cohesive.
The right light in the right place
We consider the view from your windows as well as the experience outside. Fixture placement, beam direction, and the surrounding landscape all shape the result.
Bring your evenings to life
Tell us what you’d like to highlight, where you spend time outside, and whether you have an existing lighting system. Share photos, your property details, and the budget range you have in mind.
Call (302) 422-9000A few things to consider
Yes, an established landscape can be a starting point for a lighting plan. Existing planting, access, power availability, and the areas you want to highlight help shape the design.
Tell us what you currently have and what you’d like to improve. Fixture condition, wiring, power equipment, and compatibility need to be reviewed before deciding whether to expand, update, or replace parts of the system.
Discuss the atmosphere you prefer from the start. Fixture selection, placement, output, and aiming should work together so the design highlights chosen details and considers neighboring spaces.
The number and type of fixtures, installation access, wiring, power equipment, controls, and any changes to an existing system all influence the investment. Your priorities and budget help guide the scope.