Color can change the character of a Christmas display without changing the house. In this Kingdom Christmas Lights installation in Katy, Texas, red-and-white roofline lights frame the upper silhouette, while white lights emphasize the tall front columns.
Give each part of the display a job
The red roofline sections make the roof's angles easy to see against the night sky. White lights on the columns draw attention to the entrance and the height of the front elevation. Together, they create a clear contrast between the horizontal roof edges and the vertical columns.
The photograph also shows why a straight-on view helps with planning. From that angle, you can see the spacing of the columns, the central entrance and both sides of the roofline. A close-up of one section would miss that relationship.
Choosing your red-and-white look
Red and white can be arranged in several ways. In Color Selections, compare the real project photos and note the style and photo number you prefer. Send that reference with your estimate request so the team can discuss the pattern you mean.
If you like the contrast in this Katy project, tell us whether the roofline, the columns or both are your priority. You can also share a warm-white example if you are deciding between a colorful display and a quieter palette.
Plan for your own property
Take ground-level photos showing the entire front of your home and the areas you want lit. We will review the architecture, access and proposed coverage before defining the installation scope.
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