Warm-white or multicolor Christmas lights for your home?
A color choice changes the feel of the whole display. Warm white draws attention to a home's lines. Multicolor makes the roofline and entry feel playful. Neither is automatically right for every property. See two different homes Peak Lights has actually completed, then decide what you would like to explore at your design visit.
Two different homes, two completed Peak Lights installations. These photographs show real work, not alternate edits of the same property.
Notice what each look brings forward.
Start with the part of your property you want people to see first. The choice is less about a universal rule and more about the lines, entry, and landscape you want to emphasize.
Warm white follows the architecture.
On the first completed home, a consistent palette keeps the house shape easy to read from the street. The peaks, eaves, porch, and garage feel connected.
Multicolor adds a playful rhythm.
On the second completed home, varied points of light carry across the roofline and porch. The entry and roof features feel more festive.
Three choices to bring to the visit.
You do not need to settle the whole display from a photograph. Save the look you prefer and tell Peak Lights which parts of your own property matter most.
Learn how the on-site design visit works, or see more completed installations.
Choose the first focal point.
Should the display outline the house, frame the front entry, or highlight a selected landscape feature?
Choose the palette you want to live with.
A single warm-white tone keeps emphasis on shape. Multicolor adds varied points across the lines you choose to light.
Look at the whole property.
Roofline, entry, and any selected trees or greenery should read as one approved plan. The right balance depends on your home and sightlines.
Questions before choosing a color.
Can I ask about both looks during the consultation?
Yes. Share the photographs or describe the features you like. The on-site design visit is where a property-specific option and price are discussed.
Does choosing multicolor change the price?
Color choice alone is not a published price tier on this site. Peak Lights gives you the price for a proposed property-specific display during the visit. New projects generally start at $1,500.
What if I want color in only one area?
Bring that preference to the visit. The team can discuss what fits the property and proposed scope before anything is approved.
Bring the look you like. We will design for your home.
Show us the property and tell us which details matter most. For a qualified Southern New Hampshire property, we will discuss a design and price during a free on-site visit.
Submitting a request begins the conversation. It does not book an appointment or approve an installation.