This Christmas, Atlanta’s Botanical Garden has decided to take Christmas lights to a whole new level with Cooper Lighting.
Through a collaboration with the Lighting Science Group and CP + M Lighting and Design Group, it has been made possible to have a new modern Christmas light show. These orb-like lights were set up all over the grounds of the Atlanta Botanical Garden and changed color in time with music playing throughout the night. These LED lights were designed to simulate trees, shrubs and bush, giving them a modern winter wonderland feel, sure to warm the hearts of those who attend this awe-inspiring, groundbreaking light show.
What makes this all the more inspiring is that this light show is not only energy efficient since it is using LED lights, but all the sculptures are entirely recyclable. The entire display with Cooper Lighting uses only 10 watts of energy, and casts 16.7 million different color shades.
LED Garden Installations
Cooper Lighting Brightens the Night
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