Retro & Modern Outdoor Commercial Lighting | Wholesale Exterior Lights

Outdoor Commercial Lighting

Outdoor lighting is essential for all commercial spaces, whether you’re looking for-- commercial exterior lights for hotels, restaurants, office buildings or coffee shops. Subtle changes such as new lighting have the ability to transform a commercial exterior, putting a focal point on whatever you wish, lighting up a walkway, storefront or sign.| The perfect amount of light can encourage walk-ins, improve security and add personality.

It can be challenging to find stylish lighting that fits in with the design of individual businesses, and that is where our retro commercial outdoor lighting comes in. Our innovative, modern, and industrial-style lights will transform your outdoor space, wherever you decide to place them. All of our commercial modern outdoor lights are IP20, IP44 and IP65 rated and are available in a variety of different finishes and styles.

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Do I Need Outdoor Commercial Lighting?

Outdoor lighting is vital for your business, from coffee shops to office buildings and restaurants to hotels. Outdoor lighting allows your customers to discover more about the business before even entering the door. Your exterior lighting sets the tone for the entire customer experience. However, this can be used to your advantage!

Through deliberate placement and positioning, you can direct the customer’s eye to whatever you like, whether it's signage, a window display or an entrance; you are in control of your customer’s first impression.

How To Style Outdoor Commercial Lighting?

When deciding to take charge of your outside space, maintaining the same design as your interior can be challenging. With our versatile and modern outdoor commercial lighting range, you can elevate your external space with ease. From Brooklyn lights to Bulkheads, you are sure to find a style that suits you.

Where To Place Outdoor Commercial Lighting?

Start off by identifying the areas you would like to highlight in your outside space. Consider the customer's perspective; imagine seeing the business from the outside for the first time. What would draw you in? The latest offer? The external artwork? From there, once you’ve chosen your lights, distribute them strategically, intentionally pulling the focus to your chosen areas.