Collection: Brass LED Path Lights

Total Light path lights bring warm, low-voltage illumination to walkways, garden borders, driveways, and planting beds while adding structure to the landscape after dark. Explore classic and tiered styles, multiple stem heights, and replaceable G4 LED lamp options to create a path-lighting layout that fits the scale and style of your property.

How to Choose the Right Path Light

Shade style: Wider shades spread light over a broader area, while smaller shades work well in tighter planting beds and narrow walkways.

Stem height: Taller stems help the light clear mature plantings, while shorter stems work well along lower borders and hardscape edges.

Lamp choice: Total Light path lights use replaceable G4 LED lamps, allowing you to choose warm 2700K or slightly crisper 3000K lighting.

Spacing: Start with the light pattern you want rather than a fixed distance. Shade size, stem height, lamp output, surrounding plantings, ambient light, and the width of the walkway all affect spacing. Stagger fixtures where appropriate and adjust the layout to create balanced pools of light without a runway effect.

Related guides: Path Light Spacing & Placement · G4 LED Landscape Lighting Bulbs

Quick Path Light Selection

Smaller shade profile: Boca 6-inch or Melbourne.

Broader shade profile: Boca 8-inch or Naples.

Taller above mature plantings: Naples 24-inch.

Architectural cone profile: Destin.

Traditional two-tier profile: Naples.

Frequently Asked Questions

How far apart should landscape path lights be placed?

A common starting point is about 8–10 feet apart, staggered on alternating sides of the walkway. Final spacing depends on fixture height, shade size, lamp output, surrounding plants, and the lighting effect you want.

What type of bulb do Total Light path lights use?

Total Light path lights are designed around replaceable G4 LED lamps, allowing you to select the brightness and color temperature that works best for the project.

Should path lights be placed on both sides of a walkway?

They can be, but they usually look more natural when staggered rather than arranged in matched pairs. This helps avoid the “runway” effect.

Can I build a complete path-lighting system from Total Light?

Yes. In addition to path-light fixtures, Total Light offers compatible G4 lamps, transformers, low-voltage wire, connectors, controls, and pre-built lighting kits.