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  • What is wall grazing lighting?

      • Wall grazing is a lighting technique that accentuates textured vertical surfaces by creating exaggerated shadows. It involves placing directional lights close to the wall (typically within 12 inches) and aiming the narrow beam of light at a steep angle to highlight the wall's texture, colors, and unique features

  • How does wall grazing differ from wall washing?

      • Wall grazing aims to create dramatic shadows that emphasize the texture and architectural features of a wall. In contrast, wall washing provides uniform illumination from top to bottom to minimize shadows and make the wall appear flat and smooth. Wall grazers are placed closer to the wall (less than 12 inches) compared to wall washers (more than 12 inches).

  • Where can wall grazing be used?

      • Wall grazing is ideal for highlighting textured surfaces such as brick, stone, wood, concrete, or any wall with an interesting architectural finish. It can be used both indoors and outdoors on building facades, columns, fences, tree trunks, or decorative elements like statues and carvings. Wall grazing creates visual interest and draws attention to the unique characteristics of the illuminated surface.

  • What are the installation requirements for wall grazers?

      • To achieve the desired wall grazing effect, light fixtures should be mounted within 12 inches of the wall surface. They can be installed in the ceiling aimed downwards, in the floor aimed upwards, or on the wall itself. Proper spacing between fixtures is important to create the optimal grazing effect without overlapping light or casting excessive shadows.

  • What types of lights are best for wall grazing?

      • LED spotlights, uplights, downlights, and linear fixtures with a narrow beam angle (around 5°) are commonly used for wall grazing applications. These fixtures provide precise directional control and can be easily integrated into ceilings, floors, or walls. LED technology is energy-efficient, long-lasting, and available in various color temperatures to suit the desired ambiance.