Lighting

3 months ago

Hi Tom,

May I kindly ask what is the brand of this beautiful lighting used to lighten bamboo? I think I have seen them on Your Wimbledon 4 garden project?

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Tom Howard Garden Design and Landscaping
3 months ago
Hi Natasha
They are Hunza stainless steel spike lights. Warm white
Natasha Klichko
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3 months ago
Tom, thank you very much!
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