Light Forms illuminates Krispy Kreme’s iconic London store.

Light Forms has crafted a bespoke, illuminated scheme at Krispy Kreme’s new Flagship store on the iconic Oxford Street, London.

As the dedicated lighting supplier to the global doughnut brand for the last three-years, Light Forms has continuously worked to transform renowned retail spaces into customer destinations, through its made-to-measure high-performance lighting solutions.

For the brand’s design on the West End, its 22nd London location, the brief was to create a number of rings to suspend as the main lighting feature. The lighting perfectly mirrors the doughnut shape and highlights the brand’s highly anticipated Hotlight experience, giving visitors to Central London the chance to experience fresh Original Glazed Doughnuts off-the-line for the first time.

Light Forms worked closely with the interior designers Path Design, and electrical contractors Into Electrical, to create bespoke rings and an outer rectangle that worked to the millimetre in the space, ensuring that the lighting fitted perfectly within the shop area.

A range of Light Forms fixtures were used to achieve this bespoke design - Lightplane 2.5, a streamlined luminaire, MoonBand 40, a narrow-suspended ring, the Nova 93 track spot, and the Carina 115 ceiling recessed downlight. The main challenge for the teams was to ensure that the fixtures were to the exact size specification to fit into the space and create the desired effect.

The result is that the 1,534 square foot space has been transformed into a show-stopping display to inspire both customers and staff, standing out from the pavement and drawing the eye of those outside.

The circular rings hang above the shop floor, enticing customers by emulating perfectly the doughnut’s shape and alerting customers with a red light to the fact that the Hotlight experience is in session - making the brand instantly more recognisable and matching the aesthetic of its other stores.

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