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Retail & Shopping
N°01 · Industry · Retail & Shopping

Retail & Shopping.

A shop window that sells.

The shop window is the most expensive square metre in the store. Instead of sticking, peeling and reordering vinyl, it becomes a stage that changes daily: transparent LED for the campaign, PDLC glass for the product reveal, stretched bars over the shelf. No print stress, no turnover costs — impact you can measure at the POS.

Industry
Retail
Use cases
5
Studio
Austria
Support
DACH
Direct line+43 676 3928900office@lumexo.atReply usually same day, latest by next morning.
On site · Retail & Shopping

What's actually
on the table.

No persona workshop. These are the sentences that come up in Retail & Shopping in the first meeting — usually before we even open the floor plan.

Source · in-house audits 2023–2026
  • 01

    The window still looks like 2015

    Foil stuck on, sun-bleached, swapping a campaign takes days.

  • 02

    Print logistics eats the margin

    Print, ship, hang in store — a five-digit line item every season.

  • 03

    Nobody knows what works at the POS

    No impressions, no dwell time, no A/B.

  • 04

    Store teams update content via USB stick

    HQ wants control, the store wants peace. Both lose.

  • 05

    Retail media is left on the table

    Brands would pay — only the sellable inventory is missing.

What we build against it

Concrete. Wired.
Robust in operation.

No concept slides. The following building blocks are what we regularly deploy in Retail & Shopping — usually in combination, always with a service contract behind them.

─ Fit check

Is this a fit for me?

Three questions. An honest answer.

  • Do you have a specific site in Retail & Shopping?
  • Should Lumexo handle advice, delivery and installation?
  • Do you want service and maintenance after commissioning?

You've got something
in Retail & Shopping?

A hall, a foyer, a branch — somewhere a surface is waiting to finally say something. Maybe you already have plans, maybe just a hunch. Either is fine. A short call, an email, or we drop by with samples — in person is always better, digital works too. We listen first. If we're not the right partner, we'll say so honestly. And we usually know someone who fits better.