Lighting and edging make a driveway look finished and safer at night.
Here are 13 driveway lighting and edging ideas.
1. Solar Path Lights
Solar stakes line the driveway with no wiring.
Get the look:
- Solar path lights
- Even spacing
- Sunny spots
2. Low-Voltage Landscape Lights
Low-voltage lights are bright and reliable.
Get the look:
- Transformer
- Fixtures
- Timer
3. Pillar Lights at the Entrance
Pillars with lamps mark the entrance.
Get the look:
- Stone pillars
- Post lanterns
- Wiring
4. Uplighting Trees
Uplights on trees add drama.
Get the look:
- Uplights
- Tree bases
- Warm bulbs
5. In-Ground Lights
Recessed lights in the driveway edge look sleek.
Get the look:
- In-ground fixtures
- Professional install
- Drive-over rated
6. Brick Border
A brick border defines an asphalt drive.
Get the look:
- Bricks
- Sand base
- Edge restraint
7. Stone Edging
Natural stone edging looks rustic.
Get the look:
- Fieldstone
- Trench
- Gravel
8. Belgian Block Apron
Belgian block at the entrance adds elegance.
Get the look:
- Belgian block
- Concrete base
- Pro install
9. Planting Strip
A planted strip softens the driveway edge.
Get the look:
- Low shrubs
- Mulch
- Edging
10. Reflective Markers
Reflectors help in snow and dark.
Get the look:
- Driveway markers
- Along edges
- Winter
11. Bollard Lights
Short bollards light the path.
Get the look:
- Bollard lights
- Spacing
- Wiring
12. Gravel Edge
A gravel edge is easy and inexpensive.
Get the look:
- Pea gravel
- Metal edging
- Fabric
13. Motion Floodlights
Motion lights add security.
Get the look:
- Motion floodlight
- Garage mount
- Warm color
Combine a defined edge with soft, warm lighting for a driveway that looks polished and feels safe after dark.
Save these ideas for your curb appeal upgrade.