Fair Haven families tend to stay and build on. The borough sits on the south shore of the Navesink, with a walkable center, riverside parks and a mix of colonials, Victorians, cottages and newer homes.
When you add onto a house, the new rooms often end up brighter and colder than the old ones. We plan the lighting for the addition and the existing house together, using the same color and the same kind of controls, so it feels like one home.
Porches and back patios get used here. We light them softly. On the river, we keep the view: low light near the water and nothing that reflects off it.
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Fair Haven FAQ
We are adding onto our home. When should we involve a lighting designer?
Once the floor plan is set and before the framing is done. That’s when changes are still cheap.
Can outdoor lighting be subtle?
That’s our default. A few well-aimed fixtures look better than a lot of bright ones.
Do you serve Rumson and Red Bank too?
Yes, and the other towns listed below.
Nearby: Rumson · Red Bank · Little Silver · Middletown · Shrewsbury Borough · Sea Bright · All areas