Landscape Flood & Wash Lights

Shop landscape flood lights and outdoor wall wash lighting for planting beds, broad tree canopies, walls and building exteriors. Compare low-voltage and line-voltage fixtures, then choose the beam distribution, brightness and light source that suit your project.

• Shop 12V Flood Lights — low-voltage fixtures for a compatible landscape lighting transformer.
• Shop 120V Flood Lights — line-voltage options for locations with an appropriate electrical supply.
• Shop 12V Integrated LED Flood & Wash Lights — LED light-engine fixtures, including modular designs.
• Shop 12V Flood & Wash Lights with Replaceable Lamps — fixtures with standard replaceable bulbs, including lamp-included and no-lamp options.

Flood lights or wall wash lights?

Landscape flood lights illuminate broad features such as garden beds and tree canopies. Wall wash lighting spreads illumination across walls and facades. Choose by the fixture's beam pattern and the surface you want to light: a wide beam does not automatically produce an even wall wash. Mounting distance, spacing and aiming affect coverage and glare.

Choose 12V or 120V for your project

Start with the electrical system. A 12V landscape fixture requires a compatible low-voltage supply; check its specified AC or DC input and operating range. A 120V fixture is designed for an appropriate line-voltage circuit. Voltage does not determine brightness or beam width. Compare lumens and light distribution after confirming the required supply.

Compare light sources and included components

Replaceable-lamp fixtures let you select a compatible bulb within the manufacturer's limits. Integrated LED fixtures use a purpose-designed light engine; modular versions use a matching replaceable LED module. Check each listing for the lamp or module, mounting hardware and controls included. Some Lumien configurable flood packages require a separately selected module.

Match the light to the landscape

Compare output, beam spread, color temperature, finish and mounting options. Coordinate warm-white lighting with nearby fixtures, and check individual models for tunable-white or color-changing options. Aim light toward the intended feature to reduce glare into windows and neighboring areas. For narrow accents, browse landscape accent and spot lights.

Plan your lighting layout

Outdoor wall wash placement and spacing · Compare flood, spot, and wall wash lights