Christmas Lights in Short Hills, NJ

Short Hills sits inside Millburn Township, a planned community laid out in the 1870s with strict standards for originality and craftsmanship. More than a century later, that legacy shows in meticulously detailed Georgian Colonials, half-timbered Tudor Revivals, and Shingle-style homes on lots from half an acre to well over an acre. Estates like these deserve a designed display, not a strand job — symmetrical rooflines lit to the inch, entries framed with garland, and specimen trees wrapped so the whole property reads as one composition.

Scale is the other Short Hills factor. Long rooflines, multiple gables, carriage houses, and deep setbacks mean a display has to carry from the street. We design on a Zoom walk-through of your actual home, so the proposal reflects your architecture — and the price is exact and all-inclusive before anything is scheduled.

Most of our Short Hills clients renew every season. Their display is stored and labeled, their install window is reserved before the public calendar opens, and the house is lit before Thanksgiving without anyone having to think about it.