The lighting system in the garden of Casa Lajolo, a historic eighteenth-century residence in Piossasco, is designed to offer ever-changing scenarios: the lights draw attention to the centuries-old trees, such as the cedar and pine, play with low walls and flowerbeds, invite you to move between the gravel square with the collection of citrus fruits in pots, the Italian garden outlined by cordons and boxwood sculptures and flanked by an English grove bordered by seven Taxus baccata, and then further down, invite you to look towards the olive trees and fruit trees, catching sight of the vegetable garden and the orchard.