Pinnacle Signature Lighting

Project Spotlight: Quail Hollow ✨

Our AP specialist, Lisa Yoder, chose this distinctive project located in📍Charlotte, North Carolina.

This lighting project was completed for the 2017 PGA Championship, with the clubhouse illumination serving as a striking backdrop for nighttime broadcasts on two national television networks. Upon assessment, we determined that the existing fixtures required only an upgrade to LED technology and precise color correction.

Another standout lighting project was completed for the 2022 Presidents Cup, attended by several U.S. Presidents. The Pavilion’s illumination served as a striking backdrop for nighttime television broadcasts, showcasing the venue in all its grandeur.

Project Spotlight: Rowdy Meadows ✨

Our Office Manager, Amber Wiles, chose this beautiful property located in 📍Hunting Valley, OH.

A countryside estate spanning 140 acres of apple orchards, meadows, and forested land. The architectural lighting was carefully designed to provide continuous coverage around the residence, with fixtures strategically positioned to articulate the building’s architectural details and enhance shadow patterns that reinforce its scale and architectural presence.

Project Spotlight: New Orleans Garden District✨

Our General Manager, Kelly Yoder, chose this unique property located in📍New Orleans, LA.

The Carroll-Crawford House is an Italianate-style mansion featuring a carriage house accented with cast-iron detailing. The property’s historic character is further enhanced by exposed brick on the carriage house, lending an even more authentic vintage feel. For more than 150 years, this Garden District treasure has stood as a striking gem within the city. With the addition of exterior lighting, the home’s architectural details can now be appreciated by residents and visitors alike well into the evening hours.

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Project Spotlight: Asheville Estate ✨

Our Founder, Jim Burks, has chosen this beautiful project located in 📍Asheville, North Carolina.

Constructed in 1889, the grand estate covers 178,926 square feet and features 250 rooms. It was originally situated on an expansive 125,000 acres, though today the grounds comprise 6,950 acres.