Custom Fire &
Home Lighting
Warmth and illumination transform an outdoor space from seasonal to truly livable. At Waymark, fire and lighting are designed as atmosphere — architectural elements that extend the outdoor experience beyond daylight and into every season.
Home Fire & Lighting Services
Outdoor Fireplaces
Luxury outdoor projects often require significant coordination behind the scenes. Waymark manages the permitting and submittal process end-to-end — ensuring that drawings, documentation, and technical requirements are handled accurately and efficiently.
Fire Pits
A fire pit creates one of the most natural gathering points in outdoor living. Waymark designs custom fire pits that feel timeless, inviting, and architecturally integrated into the landscape.
Accent & Smart Lighting Systems
Lighting is one of the most powerful elements in outdoor design — often invisible by day, transformative by night. Waymark creates layered lighting systems that enhance safety, mood, and architectural beauty with subtlety and precision.
Welcoming Environments for Every Season
These features are not accessories. They shape how a landscape feels: the comfort of a gathering on a crisp Colorado evening, the quiet glow along a garden path, the way stone and water come alive after sunset. Waymark designs fire and lighting with restraint and intention, ensuring each element enhances mood, beauty, and function without visual excess.
From timeless fire features to layered smart lighting systems, we create outdoor environments that feel welcoming, elevated, and enduring — spaces that live beautifully well into the night.
Featured Project
Pavillion Waterscape
Set against the dramatic backdrop of Colorado’s red rock terrain, this residence called for an outdoor environment that felt timeless, grounded, and deeply connected to its surroundings.
“From the start, it was clear we were speaking the same language. The result was a gorgeous patio with an outdoor grill, fire pit, seating walls, and stunning lighting and sound design. What impressed us most was the follow-through.”
— Bill Clark, Bluffmont (Lone Tree)