Retail & stores

Give every space its own character.

Make circulation clear, bring materials to life and reinforce a venue's identity while considering operation.

Track lighting and clothing displays in a shop

Guide attention

General light, accents and transitions are designed around products, circulation and storefronts.

Respect colours and materials

Choose colour temperature, colour rendering and optics to suit merchandise. On-site trials remain valuable for sensitive materials.

Plan for change

Displays and furniture evolve. Adjustable, accessible lighting simplifies updates and maintenance.

Prepare a lighting study

Commercial & Retail / Specification

Criteria to define in your study

  • Identify the merchandise, its sensitivity and layout changes. Establish a hierarchy of general, accent and window display lighting without creating excessive distracting contrasts.
  • Compare colour rendering, colour temperature and beam angles on the actual materials; request a trial where colour perception is critical.
  • Check the electrical and mechanical compatibility of tracks, spotlights, drivers and controls, as well as maintenance access.

Numerical targets and applicable standards must be confirmed for the specific brief and site. Check the manufacturer's photometric data and documents before selecting a product reference.

Families to explore for your project

These links provide access to the manufacturer reference database. They do not confirm suitability for your project, local stock or commercial availability.

Prepare the enquiry

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From requirements to specification

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