Areas we cover
We design and install garden lighting across Eastbourne and roughly 5 miles either side. Four areas have their own page with the detail that actually changes the design — exposure to salt air, garden type and what tends to be worth lighting.
Areas with a dedicated guide
Garden lighting in Meads
BN20
Meads gardens sit high above the seafront on the Downs' edge, and that exposure decides everything about how they should be lit. Period villas along Meads Road and Darley Road have…
Garden lighting in Sovereign Harbour
BN23
Harbour-side townhouses and waterside plots are the harshest environment we work in. Fittings sit metres from salt water, gardens are compact and overlooked, and light spills strai…
Garden lighting in Old Town
BN20
Old Town gardens sit behind period frontages off Church Street and Ocklynge, sheltered from the worst of the coastal air but full of mature trees, brick walls and awkward, characte…
Garden lighting in Pevensey Bay
BN24
Pevensey Bay properties take the prevailing south-westerlies head-on, with almost nothing between the garden and the shingle. Gardens here are often open, wind-shaped and low-plant…
Everywhere else we work
Town Centre (BN21)
Terraced and semi-detached homes with courtyard gardens where restrained, low-level schemes work best.
Hampden Park (BN22)
Larger family gardens with lawns and borders — ideal for zoned schemes covering patio, borders and rear boundary.
Langney (BN23)
Family homes with practical rear gardens where driveway and pathway lighting adds real day-to-day value.
Ratton (BN20)
Detached homes on generous plots on the Downs' edge — well suited to whole-garden designs with feature uplighting.
Upperton (BN21)
Elevated gardens with sea views — architectural facade lighting and terrace lighting are the usual brief.
Willingdon (BN20)
Larger gardens on the northern edge of Eastbourne, often bordering the Downs — we work to dark-sky-friendly aiming.