Design
We study the architecture, landscaping, and primary sightlines, then develop a display with a clear visual hierarchy and defined scope.

Waxhaw holiday lighting
Waxhaw homes often give a display more height and more roofline to solve. That does not mean every peak needs lights. A strong design chooses the lines that explain the house from the road and leaves the rest quiet.
Designing for the property
On a tall or wide home, the primary roofline should still read as one shape. Lighting every secondary edge can flatten the architecture and inflate the cost. Large entries, evergreens, and driveway approaches provide better places for a second layer of light.
Tall Waxhaw rooflines need a complete elevation photo, not a cropped view of the first story. Stand far enough back to show every requested peak, then add separate images of driveway trees, gates, or grade changes that could affect equipment access.
Property planning

Full service
How it works
Merry & Bright designs the display, installs the approved plan, provides seasonal service, and returns for takedown.
We study the architecture, landscaping, and primary sightlines, then develop a display with a clear visual hierarchy and defined scope.
Our crew installs the approved design with commercial-grade lighting, greenery, discreet attachment methods, properly routed cords, and a dedicated timer.
Seasonal maintenance is part of the service. If weather or a failed bulb affects the display, our maintenance workflow sends the details to the right crew.
After the season, our crew removes the display with the same care used during installation and closes out the project for the year.
Local questions
Yes. A proposal can separate the core roofline from additional peaks, greenery, trees, and landscape features.
Yes. Send any display, access, or timing requirements with the design request so they can be considered early.