Most outdoor plans here default to spike lights. They’re made to punch light upward — fine for big gardens, less useful for balconies, patios and low shrubs. In Singapore homes, Nocte, Boba, and Pressed offer a better fit — low, gentle lighting that sits with your walkways without the harsh uplight.
Nocte is a family of floor lamps that sits in the landscape, not above it. The weathered Rust finish melts into soil and stone, so you notice the glow before the hardware. Three heights let you step the light through planters, beds, and edges. Choose between select variants: Kepler V2, Boba and Carra S5.
For courtyards and facades, Pressed brings texture to verticals. The cast-glass face stamps light across walls and gateways, inside or out. It’s a clean way to carry the visual and lighting language of the outdoors into interior architecture.
Boba gives a soft orb for groundcover and low shrubs. Mix them to shape depth without glare. Short landscape? No problem. Use Boba Nocte to halo grasses. Add a Pressed sconce at the wall to hold the perimeter.
Explore our collaboration with Soil Boy. Their landscape design sets the stage, our luminaires draw the night line
