Discover which SHONE outdoor light works best for each area of your yard.
01 / OUTDOOR STEPS
Stairways are one of the most important areas to light after dark. Use focused step lighting to define each step while adding a clean, architectural accent to concrete, stone, paver, and deck stairs.
02 / DRIVEWAYS & WALKWAYS
Flush-mounted paver lights can become part of the hardscape itself. Place them along driveway edges, walkways, garden borders, or patios to create a clean lighting pattern without bulky fixtures.
03 / STAIRWAYS & DECK EDGES
For wider or longer stairways, slim solar light bars can create a consistent line of downward illumination. Modular lighting also works well along low walls, deck edges, raised borders, and other architectural transitions.
04 / POOLSIDE
Poolside lighting can define the edge of your outdoor pool while adding color and atmosphere for evening gatherings. Use slim, weather-resistant lights around pool edges, steps, walls, and surrounding hardscapes.
05 / PATIOS & GARDEN BORDERS
Larger recessed paver lights can replace compatible outdoor tiles and become part of the landscape design. Use them along patios, walkways, garden borders, entrances, and selected driveway areas for integrated ground lighting.
06 / DECKS & PATIOS
Low-profile round deck lights can add practical illumination without becoming a visual obstacle. Use them along deck edges, patio borders, garden paths, and outdoor entertaining areas.
Choose the SHONE lighting style that matches your outdoor space.
Focused step lighting for outdoor stairs, concrete steps, paver stairs, stone steps, and deck steps.
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A flush in-ground design for pathways, walkways, driveways, patios, and landscape borders.
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Slim modular solar light bars for stairs, deck edges, low walls, walkways, and raised landscape borders.
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Slim poolside lighting for pool edges, surrounding steps, walls, and outdoor hardscapes.
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Recessed paver lighting for compatible outdoor tiles, walkways, patios, driveways, and garden borders.
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Low-profile round solar lighting for decks, patios, walkways, garden paths, and outdoor entertaining spaces.
VIEW PRODUCT →A few simple principles can help create a balanced and inviting outdoor lighting plan.
Begin with stairs, pathways, entrances, decks, patios, and other areas where visibility matters after sunset.
Combine paver, step, deck, and poolside lighting to create different layers instead of relying on one fixture type.
Flush or low-profile fixtures can integrate more naturally into walkways, decks, patios, and other frequently used areas.
Focus illumination toward steps, walking surfaces, or landscape edges rather than directly toward seating areas or windows.
Match the fixture to the application. Paver lights work with compatible hardscapes, while step lights are designed for risers and stair surfaces.
Think about how your yard looks from the house, driveway, patio, and outdoor seating areas after sunset.
1. What type of lighting is best for outdoor steps?
Step lights are designed to provide focused illumination around stair risers and walking surfaces. Solar step lights can be a convenient option where you want to avoid running electrical wiring.
2. What are paver lights used for?
Paver lights can be used in compatible hardscape applications such as pathways, walkways, patios, driveway areas, garden borders, and entrances. Flush or recessed designs can help integrate the lighting into the surrounding surface.
3. Can solar paver lights be used in driveways?
Products specifically designed and tested for vehicle loads can be suitable for driveway applications when installed according to the manufacturer's specifications and within the product's stated load limits.
4. What type of lighting works well around a pool?
Low-profile, weather-resistant lighting can be used around pool edges, surrounding hardscapes, and poolside steps. Always follow the product's installation instructions and keep fixtures out of areas where they are not designed to be submerged.
5. How should I combine different landscape lights?
Start with functional areas such as steps and pathways, then add deck, patio, poolside, or paver lighting for ambiance and visual definition. Using different fixture types for different surfaces can create a more balanced landscape lighting design.
6. How do I choose between the 4×8 and 6×9 solar paver lights?
Choose based on the compatible hardscape size and the visual layout of your space. The 4×8 model is designed around a standard 4×8 paver format, while the 6×9 model is designed as a larger recessed paver light for compatible outdoor tiles.
