Showrooms and display
Showrooms where the product is the only thing you notice.
A showroom is a lighting project with an interior around it. Everything else, from the floor build-up to the ceiling service layout, exists to make the product read correctly.
We deliver showroom interiors including the display systems, the bespoke joinery, the lighting infrastructure and the services coordination behind them.
Scope
What the package covers.
Typical scope
- Display walls, plinths and product systems
- Bespoke joinery and counters
- Lighting infrastructure and track systems
- Flooring capable of carrying display loads
- Client meeting and negotiation areas
- Storage, back of house and delivery access
Technical requirements
- Lighting levels and colour rendering for the product
- Power and data at display positions
- Ventilation and comfort with large glazed frontages
- Floor loading for heavy product
- Security and access control
- AV and digital display integration
Delivery
- Design development to a buildable standard
- Landlord and authority approvals where required
- Manufacture of display and joinery elements
- Coordination with the brand's own suppliers
- Installation, commissioning and merchandising support
- Handover with maintenance information
Control
Where the risk actually sits.
Lighting proven on a mock-up
Where the product is the point, a lighting mock-up with the actual product settles the specification faster than any calculation.
Display systems designed to change
Merchandising changes. Fixing systems, power positions and lighting tracks are designed for reconfiguration rather than a single layout.
Brand standards reconciled with the building
Global brand standards rarely match a specific building. We reconcile the two in writing before construction, not during it.
Before pricing
What we need to see.
Send what exists today. We will tell you what is still required rather than price around the gaps.
- Unit plans and landlord fit-out requirements
- Brand guidelines or design intent
- Product types and display requirements
- Opening date
- Services capacity available in the unit
- Scope split with the brand's own suppliers
Questions
What clients ask about this scope.
Related
Where to go next.
Discuss a commercial project
Tell us where the interfaces sit.
Tell us the asset, the scope in question and who else is contracted. We will set out where responsibility should sit and how the interfaces would be controlled.