Collection: Brick Lights

A brick light refers to a wall light that resembles a house brick in both size and shape. It can be installed by either recessing it into a wall after removing a brick, or directly attaching it to the surface of a house brick. 

Brick lights are an excellent option for adding illumination to outdoor paths and walkways, especially if you want subtle, modern lighting without the cost or visual impact of poles or hanging fixtures. 

Brick lighting also provides an aesthetically pleasing option for homeowners who want a high-end appearance without stretching their budget. By adding brick lights, illuminated pathways benefit from both beautiful exterior lighting and improved safety. Using LED brick lights also adds the advantage of low maintenance and energy efficiency. 

Yes — surface-mounted brick lights do exist, and they’re a great solution when recessed installation isn’t possible. 

Certain walls are not suitable for recessed brick lights, especially concrete walls where cutting into them would be impractical. While recessed brick lights may be installed during the pouring stage of concrete, dealing with existing concrete presents a different challenge. 

This is where surface-mounted brick lights come into play. They make the installation of low-level lighting much easier and more flexible. 

The reason behind their easy installation is simple: 

• Fix them onto the wall 
• Run the necessary cables 
• Make the electrical connections 
• Finished 

Surface-mounted brick lights are a hassle-free option compared to cutting into brickwork or concrete, making them a preferable choice in many homes. 

Brick lights are best installed in areas where you want safe, subtle lighting close to ground level, such as: 

• Along paths and walkways (Pathway Lighting) 
• Around outdoor stairs and level changes (Step Lights) 
• On boundary walls and retaining walls (Outdoor Wall Lights) 
• Around patios, decks, and entertaining areas (Deck Lights) 

They help guide movement at night without harsh glare, while adding a modern architectural finish. 

Brick lights are designed mainly for guidance lighting and safety lighting, rather than high-output brightness. 

They’re ideal for: 

• Marking pathways 
• Lighting steps 
• Creating an ambient, modern outdoor glow 

If you’re lighting a larger area (like a driveway or backyard), or want stronger coverage for security purposes, it’s best to combine brick lights with brighter fittings like Security Lights or Floodlights.