Lighting Gardens: Creative Solutions for Today's Gardens (Mitchell Beazley Gardening)

Lighting Gardens: Creative Solutions for Today's Gardens (Mitchell Beazley Gardening)

by Michele Osborne (Author)

Synopsis

Lighting brings the finishing touch to any garden or landscape. It introduces magic and illusion by enhancing some spaces while leaving others shrouded in mystery. This innovative book reveals the very best and most up-to-date lighting effects as they have been used in contemporary gardens throughout the world. Divided into thematic chapters looking at the different uses and effects of light, the book covers a whole range of lighting styles from simple lanterns and fairy lights to fibreoptics and LEDs, used for garden rooms, patlos, pool areas, decking, pathways, roof gardens, and architectural features and plants. Practical advice is also given on choosing lighting, hardware, planning, and safety.

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 176
Edition: 01
Publisher: Mitchell Beazley
Published: 13 Sep 2005

ISBN 10: 1845330641
ISBN 13: 9781845330644

Author Bio
Award-winning garden designer, Michele Osborne, started her landscape design practice in 1984 after graduating from the Sorbonne in Paris. She has completed countless projects, both in Britain and continental Europe, often working closely with architects and developers. Her work has been featured in many books and magazines, and she has just written a book about roof terraces, Gardens in the Sky. The photographer, Steven Wooster, began specializing in garden photography after working for many years in book publishing as an art director. His work has appeared in many newspapers, magazines, and books, and he has been sole photographer in such titles as Container Topiary, Courtyard & Terrace Gardens, Organic Gardening for the 21st Century, Christopher Lloyd's Flower Garden, Kitchen Harvest, Beth Chatto's Gravel Garden (Garden Writers' Guild Award for Photographer of the Year), and Gardens in the Sky (in collaboration with Michele Osborne).