Opening a boutique and making good use of the lighting inside the store can increase the value and quality of the displayed boutique department store products, as well as improve customer purchase rates. Appropriate lighting design can also make the atmosphere of the entire store more unique, attract customers' attention, and guide them to enter the store for purchase. So, opening a store requires a well-designed lighting layout. Today, I will explain the lighting of the store to everyone.

First, Store entrance lighting design

The lighting at the entrance of the store must be sufficient and bright for the store sign. If the light on the store sign is too dim, it will not be enough to attract customers' attention. The entrance lighting can be created with decorative lighting to create layers and aesthetics, and the brightness of the entrance lighting is about twice as high as that inside the store.

Second, Lighting Design for Glass Showcases

Showcase is the main location to attract customers. While designing the display items in the showcase, it is necessary to provide key lighting next to the main products, and the lighting of other auxiliary products can be appropriately reduced to create a sense of hierarchy.

Third, Store Skylight Lighting Design

The ceiling requires the use of tube lights for large-scale lighting, ensuring that all blind spots in the store are illuminated and there are no dark corners. Spotlights need to be used for specific lighting in the side cabinets and middle islands, and the angle must be adjusted properly because the light source of the spotlights is relatively concentrated. The lighting position of the spotlights should be focused on the product area.

Fourth, Focus on display and design lighting for key areas

Special shaped lighting fixtures can be used above the shelves of boutique stores to attract customers' attention and highlight the area. Create a sense of hierarchy with the surrounding area.