Ready to create a truly unforgettable holiday experience for your family this year? High Prairie Outdoors specializes in transforming luxury residential spaces into captivating holiday masterpieces with customized lighting themes and fresh greenery tailored to any style, architecture, and lifestyle.
“We use a multi-layered design to add depth to a home’s outdoor décor, extending beyond the roofline to craft immersive, dimensional displays. And vibrant, locally sourced fresh greens and stylish containers make your home the most eye-catching in the city,” notes High Prairie Founder Robyn Schmitz. “Thoughtfully designed holiday lighting helps set the mood for the season, and allows you to express your personal style and creativity. You can choose from a variety of lighting themes, colors, and designs to complement your home’s unique architecture and surroundings. With professional installation services, you can enjoy a stress-free holiday season.”
A few design secrets from High Prairie include:
- Use a variety of light types—string lights, spotlights, and floodlights—at different heights and angles to enhance architectural features and landscaping such as trees, garden beds, and even outdoor structures like pergolas or fences. Wrap string lights around tree trunks or branches, and drape icicle lights along hedges for a natural, cascading effect. You can also add spotlights to showcase statues, fountains, or decorative garden features. Add vintage-style lanterns or Edison bulbs on patios or along walkways for a chic, timeless look.
- Bring your display to life with twinkling or animated lights that gradually brighten and dim, or go for motion lights to add dynamic energy to your outdoor space. Consider lights that simulate falling snow or twinkling stars, adding an enchanting, magical touch to your home’s exterior.
- Blend fresh greenery into your lighting setup. Wrap string lights around garlands made of pine, spruce, or cedar to create a seamless, natural display that softens the light and adds texture. Add in elements like berries, pinecones, or ornamental grasses for added depth.
- Use unique, oversized decorations like illuminated orbs, stars, or custom metal sculptures as focal points. These can be placed in your yard, hanging from trees, or displayed near the front entrance.
- Break away from the traditional red and green holiday palette by incorporating unexpected colors into your greenery arrangements. For a luxurious touch, try monochromatic white lights with touches of silver or gold to create a minimalist, modern feel. Alternatively, go bold with jewel tones for a rich, festive look. Use metallic or velvet ribbons, elegant ornaments, and custom-designed container arrangements to bring a sense of luxury and exclusivity to your fresh greens.
“At High Prairie Outdoors, our designs go beyond the ordinary to help our customers create their own unique illuminated life,” says Robyn.
A local, woman-owned and -operated company, High Prairie Outdoors has been transforming how Kansas City homeowners define their outdoor spaces since the company’s inception in 2010. Contact High Prairie Outdoors at 816.398.2901 or visit https://www.highprairieoutdoors.com/kansas-city-mo/landscape-installation/holiday-lighting/
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