Store Lighting

Showcase Lighting

The showcase is the stage of a store.
People passing by the store become customers when the display catches their eye. If the displays are illuminated effectively and dynamically, the likelihood of customers stepping into the store increases. By using both horizontal and vertical lighting fixtures, different light plays can be created.
A wide range of directional spotlights with the necessary flexibility for ever-changing window dressing helps.
While narrow-angle spotlights highlight objects, wide-angle spotlights can highlight the background area and other decorative elements of the showcase.

Exhibition Areas

In areas with shelves and vertical product promotion, directional products can be preferred instead of general lighting. Lighting at a color temperature appropriate to the color concept of the exhibited products makes the products stand out.
Display products and shelves must have brightness levels that comply with the standards. Narrow-angle spotlights should be applied for the mannequin or product to be highlighted, and wide-angle spotlights should be applied for horizontally displayed products.
In order for customers to perceive product colors correctly, lighting elements must have high color rendering, preferably CRI90 and above.

Cashier Areas

Faces must be easily detected at the checkout. The surfaces in the cash register and packaging areas must be uniformly illuminated, leaving no shadows. Lighting in these areas should not disturb people's eyes, and glare on the screens used should be minimized.

Fitting room

A comfortable environment should be created as the place where the purchasing decision is made. In vertical lighting, lighting should be chosen that will not cause shadowing and will show the product colors correctly.