Downlighting—lamps angled downward from above—mimics natural moonlight, transforming ordinary backyards into magical spaces.
Both have landscape roles; many designs use both.
Lights high in tree branches angled down create moonlight effect—branches/leaves cast moving shadows on patio/lawn. Also called "moonlighting."
Concealed fixtures yield mysterious, source-less glow—especially beautiful for tree downlighting.
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