In modern architectural design, the integration of natural elements and artificial landscape art is more and more favoured, in which the combination of waterfalls and landscape staircase design approach is to create a different spatial experience. In such a three-dimensional landscape, underwater lighting as a key link, LED strip light with its unique optical properties and design flexibility, is widely used in a variety of underwater scenes.

Located in the Cultural Park's landmark building - "flowing light" landscape staircase waterfall, is a successful case of using underwater LED strip lighting technology. The staircase waterfall design cleverly combines dynamic water flow and static steps to form a water curtain flowing from top to bottom, while the staircase meanders upwards like a three-dimensional scroll.

In this case, the design features a number of high-performance waterproof LED strips, which are installed close to the waterfall outlet and hidden under each step along the staircase.The LED strips are waterproofed to an advanced IP68 rating, ensuring stable operation under prolonged immersion in water.

These LED strips produce rich and subtle colour variations, from cool white tones to warm passionate tones, and even a rainbow of full-colour variations. Through the intelligent control system, various lighting modes can be pre-programmed, so that the waterfall water flow in the light of the reflection shows a different emotional atmosphere, from the light jumping of the dynamic state, to the quiet and deep mysterious mood.

What's more, the LED strip lights up the pool area at the bottom of the staircase waterfall, strengthening the sense of depth of the water body, and mirroring the rising water mist, together forming an immersive light and shadow space. When people walk on top of the stairs, they can not only feel the auditory enjoyment brought by the waterfall, but also get a distinctive visual experience through the interaction of light and shadow.