Outdoor lighting & garden lighting
Your garden, illuminated with precision
Vert Val designs and installs your outdoor lighting system from A to Z. Surgical trenches, installation of conduits, high-performance spots — your garden is preserved, the result is spectacular.
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A clean intervention, a lasting result
Each installation begins with a reflection on your uses, the areas to enhance, and the future evolution of your property.
Using our professional trenching machine, we open the ground surgically — only a few centimetres wide — to bury the conduits. The garden is preserved. The result is invisible underground, but the light is spectacular.
By laying additional empty conduits from the start, we offer you the flexibility to add light points in the future, without ever reopening your garden.
✽ 4-step method
From design to illumination
Study & design
Analysis of your garden, the areas to enhance (facades, trees, paths, parking) and your lifestyle habits. We draw up a customised lighting plan before any intervention.
Trenches with the trenching machine
Precise and minimal ground opening thanks to our professional trenching machine. A surgical intervention that preserves your plants, lawn, and existing surfaces.
Installation of ducts & cabling
Installation of ICTA ducts for power cables, as well as additional empty ducts for future developments. Cabling compliant with RGIE standards.
Installation of lights & commissioning
Installation of your outdoor lighting, connection, adjustment of orientations and intensities. Complete demonstration and perfect restoration of the garden.
Each area, its light language
A well-lit garden is not just a few lamps. It is a thoughtful composition: each type of light plays a specific role — enhancing, guiding, securing, creating atmosphere. Vert Val masters all of these techniques.
Facade lighting — Wall washing
Grazing or frontal light that highlights the texture of the walls. Recessed in the ground or mounted on a base, this light creates a dramatic volume effect on your facade, low wall, or gate. Technical keywords: Grazing · Wall wash
Path lighting — Path lighting
Small lights recessed into borders or slabs to guide walking and secure pathways. Soft, diffuse, downward-oriented light — discreet by day, effective at night. Technical keywords: Path light · In-ground
Tree uplighting — Double lighting
One or two recessed floor lights illuminate the trunk and foliage from below. The double uplighting technique creates a luminous crown that highlights the structure and volume of the tree. Technical keywords: Uplighting · Moonlighting
Parking lighting — Area lighting
High-power spots or low-mast luminaires to cover parking surfaces. Angles and colour temperatures suitable for night vision and safety. Technical keywords: Flood · Area light
Indirect lighting — Ambient glow
LED strip or spotlights hidden behind low walls, trimmed hedges or pergolas to create a soft and mysterious ambient halo. The light source is invisible; only the effect matters. Technical keywords: LED strip · Cove light
Water feature lighting — Underwater lighting
IP68 submerged spotlights for ponds, pools and fountains. The effects of reflection and depth transform a water point into a true nocturnal architectural element. Technical keywords: IP68 · Underwater
Each area, its light language
FAQ
No. Our trenching machine creates a trench only a few centimetres wide. Lawn, plantings and paving are preserved. At the end of the work, the scar is almost invisible.
We exclusively use spots with a minimum of IP65 for exposed areas, IP67 or IP68 for submerged or very damp areas. The recommended colour temperature for a garden is generally between 2700 K (warm ambience) and 3000 K (neutral light, safety).
Yes. We integrate your outdoor lighting into your existing home automation system or we install a standalone control via timer, twilight sensor, or mobile app.
Each project is unique. A quote is provided after visiting your property. Contact us to arrange a meeting.
Yes, Vert Val operates throughout the Brussels periphery, in both the Flemish Region and the Walloon Region. Our team is bilingual in French/Dutch.