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Garden lighting in Mallorca
Outdoor lighting makes a garden enjoyable after sunset. Mámila considers it within landscape design in Mallorca, paying attention to paths, places to sit and the relationship between the house and its planting.
Lighting paths, entrances and terraces
Start with how the garden is used after dark. An entrance, a change in level and an outdoor dining table call for different approaches. Defining routes and seating areas helps place light where it is useful without treating the whole property in the same way.
Bringing light and planting together
Light positions should take account of plant size and future growth. Views from inside the house, reflections and glare also matter. Restrained lighting can highlight a tree or follow a path while retaining the shadows that give a garden depth.
Coordinate lighting, irrigation and construction
Before paving and planting, consider the routes for installations and access for maintenance. Renovations begin with a review of what is already there and whether it can be adapted. Suitable outdoor equipment, controls and installation scope are defined in the technical proposal.
Respond to the scale of the space
A large estate and a small retreat need different layouts. Our Secret Garden in Santanyí is a 250 m² outdoor space within a pine woodland: a reference for the relationship between paths, vegetation and places to rest. Share daytime and night-time photographs and tell us which parts of your garden you want to use.
Questions about your garden
Can lighting be improved without rebuilding the entire garden?
A focused intervention can be assessed. Existing installations, access and the areas to be lit need to be reviewed before the scope of work is defined.
Which areas should be considered first?
Start with uses: entrances, paths, level changes and places to sit. Planting or other features can then be considered in relation to the views and the house.
What helps you prepare a proposal?
The location, daytime and night-time photographs, any available plans and an explanation of how you use the space. Mention existing lighting and any garden works already taking place.