I ended up organizing a wedding at our country house for my younger sister. We wanted something simple, nothing flashy, but memorable. The garden is big, but at night it is just pitch black. I started thinking about how to light it up without using floodlights and ruining the atmosphere. I actually found great tips at https://www.vlux.com.sg/creative-ways-to-use-outdoor-wall-lights-in-your-garden-design/  and it really helped. In the end, I had fourteen warm outdoor wall lights installed. Set them up with timers and dimmers. Highlighted the paths, old apple trees, and little decorative corners. Once it got dark, the whole garden came alive. People did not want to leave. The photos turned out magical. The effect, though, is that guests still talk about it; can you imagine?

To decorate my home, I combined ambient, task, and accent lighting for a comfortable and versatile environment. A chandelier in the living room provides general lighting, while wall sconces serve as task lights for reading or working. In the kitchen, task lighting comes from under-cabinet fixtures, and pendant lights above the island add both character and ambiance