Coastal Lighting Salt Air Considerations

The right fixtures are as important as the lighting design when it comes to coastal, salt air locations.

The Hamptons’ coastal air is beautiful — and demanding. 
Salt, moisture, and daily humidity take a quiet toll on outdoor systems. 

At Hamptons Landscape Lighting (HLL), we select materials that are proven to perform in this environment — not just look good on installation day. 

Materials We Trust

  • Solid brass that develops a natural patina without corroding 

  • Marine-grade stainless steel for clean, modern applications 

  • Copper for a timeless finish that ages gracefully 

  • Powder-coated finishes engineered to resist peeling and oxidation 

Each choice is made for longevity, stability, and a refined appearance over time. 


Salt air brings fog, condensation, and constant moisture — not just during storms. 

We account for that reality with:

  • Fully sealed, IP wet rated fixtures 

  • Durable gasketed seals designed for humidity and salt exposure 

  • Watertight underground connections 

  • Drainage planning for fixtures installed in mulch, planters, or near water features 

The result is a system that remains reliable season after season. 


Architects, landscape designers, and builders value early coordination. 

We provide:

  • Pre-wire and infrastructure guidance 

  • Thoughtful transformer placement for clean sightlines 

  • Planning for landscape growth and future expansion 

  • Lighting plans that integrate seamlessly with architectural and landscape drawings 

Your clients experience a smooth process — and a finished nightscape that feels intentional, balanced, and built to last. 

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