Choose your look

Every display starts with a style decision.

Warm white or multicolor. Roofline only or the whole property. Pick the direction that fits your home or storefront, and we'll design the details around it.

Residential looks

For homes and estates

These are the looks we plan most often for Lafayette Parish homes — from a clean first-year roofline to a full-property composition.

Classic warm white

One warm-white tone across the roofline and key features. The most requested look for a reason — it flatters brick, siding, and landscaping alike, and it photographs beautifully at dusk.

Best fit

Traditional homes · Estates and larger properties · Upscale storefronts

Usually includes

Roofline outline · Entry accents · Optional tree or column wraps

What shapes the budget: linear feet of roofline; number of peaks and elevations; how many extra features are wrapped.

Traditional multicolor

The classic red-green-blue-gold mix, installed with professional spacing and clean lines — festive and family-friendly without the tangled-strand look.

Best fit

Family homes · Neighborhoods with active holiday traditions

Usually includes

Roofline outline · Shrub and bush coverage · Optional tree wraps

What shapes the budget: linear feet of roofline; landscape zones covered; bulb count for shrubs and trees.

Roofline only

A clean, measured outline of the roof and gables — the highest-impact single element on most properties, and the simplest place to start.

Best fit

First-year customers · Homes with strong rooflines · Budget-focused projects

Usually includes

Custom-cut roofline lighting · Peaks and gable accents · Timer setup

What shapes the budget: linear feet of roofline; roof height, pitch, and access; number of peaks.

Roofline with wreaths & entry

The roofline outline plus a dressed entry — wreaths, garland, and door framing that make the front of the home feel finished, not just outlined.

Best fit

Homes with covered entries or columns · Properties that host during the holidays

Usually includes

Roofline outline · Wreaths and garland · Entry and column wraps

What shapes the budget: roofline footage; number of wreaths and garland runs; entry complexity.

Roofline with landscape

Roofline plus lit trees, shrubs, and pathway zones — layered depth so the whole property glows, not just the top of it.

Best fit

Corner lots and larger yards · Properties with mature landscaping

Usually includes

Roofline outline · Tree and shrub lighting · Pathway or bed accents

What shapes the budget: number and size of landscape zones; tree size and wrap density; power routing across the yard.

Trees & large oaks

South Louisiana's signature look — mature oaks and large trees wrapped in warm light. On the right tree, this outshines any roofline.

Best fit

Properties with mature oaks · Long driveways and approaches · Commercial grounds

Usually includes

Trunk and branch wraps · Canopy lighting · Ground-level accents

What shapes the budget: tree size and branch structure; wrap density (bulbs per foot); lift or access requirements.

Full-property display

Roofline, trees, entry, and landscape planned as one composition — the complete display, designed around the property's strongest features.

Best fit

Showcase homes · Estates · Properties that anchor the street

Usually includes

Everything above, designed as one plan · Timers and controls · Season-long support

What shapes the budget: total scope across all zones; property size and access; whether maintenance, removal, and storage are bundled.

Commercial looks

For storefronts, offices, and hospitality

Commercial displays have a different job: they have to read from the road, photograph well, and hold up through the season with minimal disruption.

Commercial architectural

Clean, precise lighting that traces the building's architecture — professional presence for offices, hospitality, and storefronts that has to look sharp from the road.

Best fit

Offices and professional buildings · Hotels and hospitality · Upscale retail frontage

Usually includes

Roofline and facade outlines · Entry emphasis · Timer and schedule setup

What shapes the budget: building frontage footage; height and lift access; schedule constraints (after-hours installs).

Commercial festive

A warmer, fuller commercial look — architecture plus trees, entries, and photo-friendly moments that pull customers in during the season.

Best fit

Restaurants and retail · Customer-facing businesses · Event venues

Usually includes

Facade lighting · Tree and entry features · Photo-spot focal points

What shapes the budget: frontage plus feature count; tree and entry scope; maintenance coverage for high-visibility displays.

Seeing real examples

Photography, honestly.

Real project photography is added to the gallery as installations are completed and documented — no stock images stand in for our work in the meantime.

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You approve the design and scope before installation begins.

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