LED panels, downlights, track, emergency lights and smart controls — for offices, shops, cafés and small business premises across London and the UK.
Commercial categories grouped by where they're used — from everyday office and shop fittings to outdoor lights and smart controls
Professional-grade three circuit 240V track for retail, galleries and display spaces — surface and recessed options.
Shop Track Fixtures
Low-voltage LED track systems — safer, cooler running and ideal for flexible lighting schemes.
Shop 24V Track
Recessed ceiling downlights including fire-rated and dimmable options — a versatile, everyday choice for almost any space.
Shop Downlights
Statement pendants and architectural suspensions for boardrooms, breakout areas and hospitality interiors.
Shop Suspended
A 48mm system of straight and curved modules that join magnetically — rings, racetracks and serpentines drawn to your ceiling, in one unbroken line of light.
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A 50 × 60mm linear profile that houses its own driver and controls — configure a run in any right-angled shape and order every part in one go.
Configure a Run
High-performance surface-mounted linear luminaires designed for commercial spaces, delivering efficient, uniform illuminations.
Shop Surface Linear
Close-to-ceiling fixtures for general lighting in hallways, corridors and utility spaces — clean lines with minimal protrusion.
Shop Flush Mount
Bright, low-glare ceiling panels — a popular choice for offices, classrooms, clinics and similar suspended ceiling spaces.
Shop Panels
Emergency luminaires and illuminated exit signs to help keep your premises safe and meet your insurer's requirements.
Shop Emergency
Accent spots, track lighting and shelf lights designed to elevate product, art and retail visual merchandising.
Shop Display
Bendable LED strips for curves, corners and non-linear runs — self-adhesive backing.
Shop Flexible
Modular rigid LED bars that snap together for seamless linear runs — ideal for shelves, coves and display.
Shop Rigid
Flexible neon-style rope lighting — a retro aesthetic with modern LED efficiency and no fragile glass.
Shop Neon
Anodised aluminium channels, diffusers and end caps for professional-grade LED strip installation.
Shop Profiles
High-lumen industrial luminaires for warehouses, distribution centres and manufacturing facilities.
Shop High Bay
IP65 weatherproof and standard LED battens for car parks, plant rooms and utility spaces.
Shop Battens
Asymmetric and symmetric LED floods for façades, car parks, sports and security applications.
Shop Floods
IP67 recessed uplights and drive-overs for façade illumination, tree-grazing and landscape feature lighting.
Shop Uplights
Wired dimming and zone control — a long-established standard, ideal when you want everything hard-wired in from the start.
Shop DALI
Wireless dimming and scene control from your phone — easy to add to an existing space without rewiring.
Shop Casambi
Scalable wireless control for whole commercial spaces — occupancy and daylight sensing, fast retrofit installation, no control wiring.
Explore Lutron Vive
Track runs, LED profiles and trimless downlights for shops, offices and hospitality. Give our configurators the layout and the fittings, and they size every part and price the lot.
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For offices, galleries, hotels, restaurants and showrooms where a grid of panels would waste the room. Serpent Plus is a 48mm system of straight and curved modules that join magnetically, so the luminaire is whatever shape you draw — a racetrack over the boardroom table, a ring above reception, a serpentine down the circulation — in one unbroken line of light.
Every business space has different needs — a quiet office wants soft, even light; a shop wants something more dramatic to show off products. We stock fittings to suit all of them, and we're happy to suggest a few options if you're not sure where to start.
Comfortable, low-glare lighting that's easy on the eyes through a long working day. Panels, recessed downlights and linear pendants all work well.
Bright, flattering light that shows off your stock. Track lighting and accent spots let you direct attention to displays and rearrange them as you go.
Warm, dimmable lighting that sets the mood — usually a mix of pendants over tables, soft downlights overhead and accent lighting on bars and counters.
Layered lighting for lobbies, corridors and guest areas, with controls that can shift the feel from morning bright to evening cosy.
Clean, true-to-life lighting where colour matters — for hairdressers, beauty rooms, dental practices, photography studios and similar settings.
Bright, robust fittings for back-of-house, stockrooms, garages and small workshops — battens, bulkheads and high bays do the heavy lifting.
Floodlights, bollards, in-ground uplights and façade lighting for entrances, car parks, signage and outdoor seating.
Hard-wearing fittings with the option to add motion sensors and emergency back-up — practical lighting for the parts of a building everyone passes through.
Lighting is one of the easiest places to cut a business's running costs. Swapping older fittings for LED, and adding simple controls like dimmers or motion sensors, usually pays for itself within a couple of years — and the lights look better while they're doing it.
You don't need to be a lighting expert to plan a business space — but a handful of things are worth bearing in mind early on. We're happy to talk any of these through, and for anything wiring-related your electrician will be the right person to involve.
If the public visits your premises or staff work on-site, you'll usually need emergency lighting on escape routes. It's a quick add when you're already changing fittings.
Fittings in toilets, showers and outdoors need to be rated for moisture. We can guide you to the right ones — see our bathroom zones guide for the basics.
New buildings and major refurbishments have stricter rules on how efficient the lighting needs to be. If that applies to your project, get in touch and we'll point you at products that fit.
Some leases and insurers have their own requirements for lighting — particularly emergency lighting and signage. Worth a quick check before you order.
Decide up front whether you want to dim. Dimmable fittings cost a little more but give you a lot more flexibility — especially in restaurants, salons and hospitality settings.
Anything that gets wired in should be installed by a qualified electrician. We're happy to liaise with them on the technical side — wiring diagrams, drivers and control gear.
Smart controls used to be the preserve of big-budget projects. They aren't any more. A handful of dimmable fittings and a wireless control system like Casambi — or, for larger commercial spaces, Lutron Vive — can transform how a space feels, and we'll happily talk through what's possible if you're not sure where to start.
Independent lighting specialists since 1968 — helping shops, offices and restaurants get their lighting right for over fifty years
Hundreds of brands and styles to pick from — we'll help you narrow it down rather than pushing the one fitting we want to shift.
Decades of experience across thousands of projects. Pick up the phone or pop in and you'll talk to someone who knows the products inside out.
Visit our Wandsworth or Fulham showrooms to see fittings working in person — far easier than guessing from a photo.
Send over your list or your plans and we'll get you a price quickly — with alternatives if something's outside your budget.
Our in-house design team has put together lighting for shops, restaurants, offices and small business spaces all over London — drawing on more than fifty years of lighting expertise. Send us plans or photos of your space and we'll suggest a scheme, including which fittings go where and how they'll be controlled.
The questions we get asked most often by shop, café and office owners
For most small offices, a mix of recessed downlights or LED panels overhead — with a softer pendant or two over meeting tables — gives an even, comfortable light. We'd suggest dimmable fittings if your budget allows: it makes the space far more pleasant in the late afternoon and evening. Pop in and we'll talk it through with you.
Both let you dim lights and group them into zones. DALI is wired — it's a good fit if your electrician is putting in new cabling anyway. Casambi is wireless and runs from a phone app over Bluetooth, which makes it the easier choice if you're updating an existing space without rewiring. For larger commercial fit-outs that need occupancy and daylight sensing across many zones, Lutron Vive is a third, fully wireless option. We're happy to demo any of them in our Wandsworth showroom.
Most business premises do — including shops, cafés, restaurants, offices and salons. The basic idea is that if the power fails, there's still enough light for people to find their way out safely. The specifics depend on your space, so it's worth checking with your electrician or fire-risk assessor. We can supply emergency luminaires and illuminated exit signs to suit.
It depends on what you've got now and how long the lights are on each day, but the savings are usually substantial. A café that's lit twelve hours a day might pay back the cost of switching within two or three years — and then save on its electricity bill from there on out. Send us your existing fittings and we can give you a rough comparison.
Yes. Our in-house design team offers three levels of service — from a quick consultation in the showroom through to full plans showing where every light goes. We've worked on shops, restaurants, offices and salons all over London. Read more about our design service.
Warm white light (around 2700K) and dimmable fittings, layered to create different zones — pendants over tables, soft downlights overhead, and a bit of accent lighting on the bar or feature walls. The ability to dim from bright at lunchtime to cosy in the evening makes a huge difference to how the space feels.
For high ceilings, LED high bays give plenty of light over a wide area. For lower ceilings, IP-rated battens or weatherproof fittings tend to do the job. Motion sensors are a good addition for aisles and storage areas that are empty for most of the day — they'll switch the lights on only when someone's actually there.
Yes — floodlights, bollards along paths, in-ground uplights for façades, and outdoor wall lights for entrances and signage. Anything outside needs to be weather-rated, and we'll point you to the right ones. For larger outdoor schemes, our design team can put together a plan.