Retail and shopfronts
A shopfront people notice from across the street.
Christmas lighting for shops and retail frontages: designed around your fascia and windows, fitted around trading hours where arranged, kept working for the season and removed in January.
Camberwell, before and after
A real Cosy commercial installation: the same corner frontage, unlit and then lit in warm white.
BeforeAfterDrag to compareBuilt for a working shopfront
Reads from the street
Fascia, windows and entrance lit so the frontage stands out at dusk without hiding signage or stock.
Nothing at head height
Fixings sit above the door line, and cable runs are kept clear of the footway and customers.
Fitted around trading
Installation and take-down can be scheduled before opening or after close where arranged.
Landlord-friendly fixings
Clips first; drilling only where nothing else holds, agreed with you beforehand. Covered by £5m public liability insurance.
Is it worth it for your shop?
Lighting doesn't guarantee sales. See how many extra purchases would cover it.
Dark around 4 PM
Your frontage still has a job after dark
From late November, it's dark by around 4 PM — right through the hours Christmas shoppers are deciding where to go in.
Break-even
See what it needs to earn back
Put in your average basket and margin to see how many extra purchases would cover the display.
Full service
Your team doesn't have to install it
Fitted before opening or after close where arranged, maintained for the season, removed in January.
What a shopfront costs
From £1,500
For a focused frontage with a clear architectural brief. Size, height, access and how much of the building is lit move the price.
Lighting is normally supplied on seasonal hire. A purchase price can be quoted on request.
Straight answers
Questions, answered
Price your shopfront
Send three clear photos of the frontage. We review it and reply with your written quote.