We presented our lighting design for a large garden in the Cotswolds in April 2026. We worked with our friends at Harris Bugg, landscape architects and garden designers.

We designed a low level lighting plan for the garden. The emphasis was on keeping it subtle, while having the option of using more light when guests arrive at the house.

Moonlight Design lighting plan for a large Cotswolds garden, drawn on the Harris Bugg landscape plan, marking the Hunza, LuxR and JPW fittings around the courtyard, paths and driveway, with a lighting key
The lighting plan, drawn on the Harris Bugg landscape plan.

The main area in use would be the courtyard, which is a private area not seen from the road. We made sure that the paths were illuminated. The lights will be controlled by Lutron.

As with all newly built gardens, we also designed a ducting plan, so that the project is future proof, easy to maintain, and the landscapers can work without the electricians getting in their way.

Moonlight Design ducting installation plan for a large Cotswolds garden, drawn on the Harris Bugg landscape plan, with the indicative route of the electrical ducting, access pits and plug sockets, and a cross-section of the duct in the ground
The ducting installation plan (indicative route and typical detail), also drawn on the Harris Bugg landscape plan.

The fittings are Hunza border lights, pole spots, wall down lights and driveway lights; LuxR Extended Halo lights and Modux 4 pole spot lights; and the Lux Volubilis Liseron by Jean-Philippe Weimer (JPW).

We design lighting for homes, gardens and commercial projects across the UK and overseas. If you are planning a large garden, get in touch with our design team.