Stores, showrooms, facades and public buildings — lighting specified where colour has to read true on the shelf, and where a building has to look considered from across the bay.
Discuss your projectRetail lighting is measured in what walks out of the store. Public lighting is measured in how a building reads at night and how rarely someone has to go up a ladder. Different briefs, same discipline.
High-CRI light that renders product colour honestly — the difference between a customer trusting what they see and returning it next week. Accent and track that draws the eye to margin rather than flooding the aisle uniformly.
Output, throw and colour consistency that hold up across a large elevation, specified for a maintenance cycle measured in years rather than an opening-night photograph. Access and serviceability designed in from the start.
Convention halls, lobbies and sports facilities where the same space hosts a trade show on Tuesday and a gala on Saturday. Scene control that lets non-specialist staff reconfigure the room without a lighting technician.
Fixtures chosen for lumen maintenance and serviceability, not just day-one output — because a public building or a chain rollout is judged on what it costs to run and repair over a decade.
The same four names behind our hospitality and workplace projects — weighted for colour fidelity on the shelf and endurance on the facade.
CRI 95+ full-spectrum light that renders product colour honestly — specified where what the customer sees on the shelf has to match what they take home. In eyewear, apparel and showroom retail this is the difference between a confident purchase and a return, and it is why Soraa went into the Vision Express flagship and Ronnie & Joe at SM Aura.
Our own range, built for retail economics: track, accent, recessed and linear families in the quantities a rollout needs, with the optics and glare control a specifier expects, at a cost that survives value engineering rather than triggering it. Because the range is ours we can adapt an optic, a finish or a trim to a store concept — and support it locally when the fit-out is replicated across branches.
The control layer behind large public schemes — scheduled facade programmes, scene control for halls and venues that non-specialist staff can operate, and DALI zoning across large floor plates. Commissioned and documented by our team so the scheme still works years after handover.
Decorative and statement fixtures for the parts of a commercial space meant to be felt rather than measured — store concepts with character, cafe and F&B tenancies, and the feature piece a customer photographs without knowing why.
Soraa colour-accurate LED for a flagship store where frame colour has to read true.
High-output facade lighting for one of the country's most recognisable civic landmarks.
Zico Dim-to-Warm and Soraa LED for a minimalist apparel concept — concealed cove and wall-grazing that let the architecture do the talking.
A single flagship, a national rollout, or a facade that has to be seen from across the bay — send the drawings or just the brief. We will come back with a considered view.