Commercial
Commercial lighting specification and complete package supply for London projects — from a single restaurant fit-out to a multi-phase development. We resolve atmosphere, visual comfort, controls and maintenance into one documented specification, then supply it as one accountable package.
Commercial schemes fail in the gaps: between the design intent and the schedule, between the schedule and the tender, between the tender and what arrives on site. Our job is to close those gaps — exact variants confirmed early, controls compatibility resolved per circuit and delivery coordinated to programme.
Sectors
Every commercial sector buys lighting for different reasons. The specification should reflect that — not a generic schedule with the logo changed.
A hotel is judged in light: arrival, bar, corridor, room. We help set warm, layered public areas against calm, glare-controlled guest rooms, with dimming scenes that carry the property from breakfast through to the last drink. Specification discipline matters at scale — consistent colour temperature and colour rendering across hundreds of fittings, and product families chosen so maintenance and replacements stay manageable for the life of the fit-out. Emergency-lighting compliance remains with the appointed professionals; we coordinate compatible products where the specified families support them.
Restaurants live on faces and food: soft vertical light that flatters guests, focused accents that make each table its own pool of light, and background levels low enough to build atmosphere without losing legibility. Glare control at seated eye lines is decisive — one visible bright source across the room undoes the interior. Scene-set dimming carries the space from lunch service to late evening on a single specification.
Retail lighting sells vertically: illuminance on merchandise, walls and displays rather than on the floor. High colour rendering keeps product colour honest, while considered accent ratios draw customers through the space. Track and magnetic systems keep the scheme adjustable as merchandising changes, and consistent specification keeps every store in an estate reading as the same brand.
Workplaces need visual comfort above all: UGR<19 optics for screen-based work, uniform general lighting and a considered balance of ambient and task light. DALI dimming supports zoning and daylight-linked control strategies, and efficient linear platforms keep energy performance defensible without flattening the space. Acoustic luminaire variants can address light and sound absorption in one ceiling element. Emergency-lighting compliance remains with the appointed professionals; we coordinate compatible products where supported.
Across amenity spaces, lobbies, circulation and back-of-house, a development needs one consistent specification rather than a different answer per package. We build lighting schedules that hold their logic across cores and phases, confirm exact variants against the drawings and coordinate delivery to programme. One accountable package reduces the interface failures — wrong drivers, mismatched colour temperatures, orphaned accessories — that otherwise surface at handover.
Specification discipline
Six things we resolve on every commercial scheme before a single fitting is ordered.
Faces, merchandise and walls are what people actually see. Schemes are planned around vertical surfaces, not just lux on the floor.
UGR<19 optics for workplaces and controlled beams elsewhere keep bright sources out of sight lines and screens.
Consistent product platforms and colour performance, so replacements match the original scheme and the installation ages evenly.
Efficient LED platforms and dimming strategies that respect operating cost without flattening the atmosphere.
ON-OFF, phase, 1-10 V and DALI options across core families, with driver and protocol compatibility confirmed per configuration.
Exact variants documented once and held across sites, phases and tenders — no silent substitutions.
NEKO product families
Accent track, project-grade linear, retail-focused recessed spots and adaptable linear systems — the commercial core of the NEKO platform. Every product is specified to its exact variant before quotation.
Launch rangeTrack light
An architectural LED track light with advanced lens technology, an integrated driver housing and multiple beam-angle options — a project-friendly accent family for retail and hospitality schemes.
Applications: Retail display · Hospitality accents · Galleries
Launch rangeLinear system
A 60 mm linear profile (75 mm with trim) for continuous runs, offered with a microprismatic optic achieving UGR≤19 or an opal diffuser, with high efficiency and extendable modules. The workhorse linear family for offices, retail and commercial interiors — also available in acoustic variants.
Applications: Offices · Retail and commercial interiors · Circulation
Downlight / spotlight
A compact LED spotlight system in a recessed downlight format, using lens technology and efficient COB LEDs. Configurable round light heads in three diameters sit within a round recessed housing — made for accent lighting where realistic presentation matters.
Applications: Retail display · Exhibition and gallery accents · Hospitality features
Linear system
A linear system in 40, 50 and 70 mm track widths, mounted recessed, surface, pendant or wall, with opal or microprismatic optics and ON-OFF or DALI control.
Applications: Offices · Education and commercial interiors · Circulation
Manufacturer references
International hospitality, restaurant and workplace projects lit with NEKO products, shown courtesy of the manufacturer.
Imagery: NEKO manufacturer references (international projects), shown courtesy of NEKO Lighting.
Questions
If your question is not here, ask us directly — a specialist replies, not an auto-responder.
Yes. The consultation and a complete, itemised project quotation are free of charge, and for qualified projects an initial concept design can also be prepared at no cost. We will always tell you before any stage of work would carry a cost.
Yes. Send the drawings, lighting schedule or BoQ and we will return a complete quotation with exact variants — optic, beam angle, colour temperature, CRI, finish, driver and dimming protocol confirmed per line. Where alternatives make sense we propose them transparently, never as silent substitutions.
Yes. Core NEKO families offer ON-OFF, phase, 1-10 V and DALI options. We confirm the exact driver and protocol compatibility for every specified configuration and coordinate with your controls contractor or commissioning engineer.
Yes. Every fitting is documented to its exact variant, so later phases, additional sites or replacement orders are placed against the same specification. That consistency is most of what keeps a multi-site brand reading as one brand.
Honestly stated: lead times vary by family, finish and configuration, so they are confirmed at order against the manufacturer's production slots. We flag longer-lead items at quotation stage so programme decisions can be made early rather than on site.
No — emergency-lighting design and compliance remain with the appointed professionals on your project. Where the specified families support emergency versions, we coordinate compatible products so the emergency layer sits within the same visual language as the main scheme.
Project enquiry
Send drawings, a schedule or a BoQ — or simply describe the scheme — and a London-based specialist will come back with a clear next step and a complete package quotation where the project is ready for one.
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