Silpo
Silpo is one of Ukraine's most recognisable grocery chains and the flagship brand of Fozzy Group. Instead of typical supermarkets, the chain creates designer spaces with unique themes, gastronomic zones and in-store event concepts. The network includes over 300 supermarkets and Le Silpo delicatessen stores, along with more than 100 unique design projects. In 2025, three Silpo stores were listed among Europe's Finest Stores by European Supermarket Magazine, underscoring the brand's international recognition for innovation in retail design.
The project was carried out as part of a complete redevelopment of an outdated supermarket on Darnytskyi Boulevard 8 in Kyiv (1,207 sq. m. of retail space). The interior is built around a children’s-drawings concept: the walls were turned into a gallery, and every zone was given its own character. The task called for integrating professional lighting into a complex spatial geometry while keeping the store cohesive — a space where each department speaks in its own voice.
- Full replacement of the legacy lighting system with modern LED solutions for the renewed format.
- Light zoning that supports customer navigation and reinforces the design concept.
- Organisation of accent lighting for every product group.
- High colour rendering combined with energy efficiency.
- Development of the lighting design with three rounds of adjustments to achieve the optimal result.
- Production and delivery of a comprehensive luminaire system based on the Rony, Komo, Mio, FastLine 3PH and Gefest models — within one month.
- Precise tuning of accents for each zone in line with the design concept.
- Commissioning and balancing of the system to the chain’s standards.
- A balanced lighting environment that fully aligns with the chain’s updated premium format.
- High energy efficiency achieved through professional LED equipment.
- Flawless product presentation across all zones thanks to the high CRI of the installed luminaires.
- A cohesive space where each zone keeps its own character while the store reads as a whole.