Traditional coach lights provide a decorative lighting solution and a classic-style exterior design. These lights generally use bronze or copper coloured materials to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.

To light up columns and pillars at the facade of the house, a wall bracket which shines both upwards and downwards is ideal. These lights create a decorative beam angle on the pillar and highlight textures on the wall. Up/ down lights tend to elongate the pillars or columns of a house, adding a dramatic flare to the exterior design.

For placement on either side of the doorway or garage, select wall brackets which shine downwards only. These wall brackets still produce a decorative beam angle downwards along the wall, while framing the entrance to the house. This technique also adds security benefits, for visual clarity when entering the home.

 A wall bracket with a wide beam angle is suitable for larger surface areas, such as the side of the house. A narrow beam angle is ideal for small or narrow spaces, such as between windows, pillars, or the sides of the doorway.