Whidbey Island & Anacortes

Outdoor landscape lighting on Whidbey Island.

Give your paths, planting, and outdoor spaces a place in the evening. We install path, accent, and architectural lighting as part of a considered landscape plan.

(360) 675-0349

Daytime view of a WIL flagstone walkway beside a home and garden — A daytime view of a WIL walkway project

Plan the right project

Choose what the light should do.

Start with the routes and spaces you use after dark, then decide which landscape or architectural details you want to highlight.

Routes through the property

Consider the way from parking to the door, garden paths, and changes in level. Identify the places where you want clearer visibility in the evening.

Features you want to enjoy

Accent and architectural lighting can draw attention to planting and parts of the home. Tell us which views matter from the patio and from inside.

How lighting fits the landscape

Discuss fixture locations and the installation route alongside any new paving or planting. That gives the lighting a place in the overall project from the start.

From our portfolio

Explore our walkway and planting projects for the kinds of outdoor spaces lighting can complement. These are daytime landscape examples.

HardscapingWhidbey Island

Paver Walkways

Paver walkways winding through fresh landscaping — clean lines, compacted base, and drainage worked in for year-round footing.

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Landscaping + Planting + IrrigationOak Harbor

Bluff-View Landscape & Planting

A new waterfront home brought together with sculpted garden beds, lavender borders, a dry creek for runoff, and irrigation.

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Before we talk

A few useful answers.

What types of outdoor lighting do you offer?

Our services include path, accent, and architectural lighting. Tell us whether you want to light a route, highlight planting or the home, or discuss several areas together.

When should I bring up lighting in a landscape project?

Bring it up when discussing the patio, paths, or planting. Considering locations and installation routes early helps coordinate the lighting with the rest of the work.

How do I start a lighting conversation?

Choose “Not sure yet” in the project-type step, then provide your timeline, budget, location, and contact details. When we follow up, we can discuss lighting and the spaces you want to use after dark, along with any paving or planting you have planned.

Your property. Your next step.

Let’s talk about your evenings outside.

Start with your project type, location, and contact details. We’ll follow up to talk through the work you have in mind.