Furniture-integrated lighting to supplement ceiling spotlights in a retail bedding display.
A bedding merchandising unit shown in the supplied application photographs.
Project Overview
A Singapore furniture manufacturer was developing wooden display units for a bedding retail chain. The furniture presented pillows, bed linen and other home textiles in shelf compartments.
Ceiling spotlights alone did not provide enough illumination inside the units. The manufacturer wanted linear lighting integrated into the furniture, bringing light closer to the merchandise.
Customer Challenge
The lighting requirement concerned the cabinet interior rather than the wider store. The customer needed a configuration beneath the shelves, with light-bar and cable lengths suited to the furniture layout.
The display used manual switching and a steady lighting mode, keeping control straightforward for the retail application.
What We Did
iPixel supplied rigid LED light bars for the under-shelf positions. Their lengths were customized for the display units, and the leads were sized for the required connections.
This placed the light sources within the merchandise compartments, supplementing the overhead spotlights. The supplied configuration used manual on/off control for steady illumination.
Detail of the lit display interior. The supplied scope describes under-shelf light bars; other visible light lines are not separately specified.
Product reference accompanying the furniture brief; the illustrated dimensions are not treated as confirmed project dimensions.
Validation
The project brief records a visual brightness-uniformity check with an acceptable result. This is a visual assessment, rather than a numerical illuminance-uniformity measurement.
Project Results
Following sample acceptance, the lighting configuration moved into mass production. The brief lists a project quantity of 500 sets and positive customer feedback.
An additional view of the bedding presentation, with light lines visible across the shelf compartments.
Shelf-side cable and connection detail. A manual switch is specified in the brief but is not identified in this photograph.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why add lighting inside the display furniture?
The customer found that ceiling spotlights were not providing enough light inside the cabinet. The under-shelf bars added lighting closer to the displayed bedding.
Which parts were adapted to the furniture?
The rigid light-bar lengths and lead lengths were customized to suit the display layout.
Does this configuration use automatic sensing?
The specified control was a manual switch with steady illumination.
Plan Lighting for Your Display Furniture
Share a drawing of your merchandise compartments, the available under-shelf space and the proposed cable routes with inquiry@ipixelleds.com.