Luminaire Showroom Guidelines Quiz

Desks: All unnecessary items should be removed, reference visual for guidelines. All items beyond standard Luminaire notepads and folders need approval.

Appearance: Strictly adhere to dress code during work hours and company events, an appearance guidelines package is available for reference.

Lighting: All lights should be working in the showroom, report any issues to [email protected]. Depending on the showroom, certain lights may be left on overnight.

Tags: Maintain and verify all tags, reprint and change if necessary. All tags should include product name, dimensions, designer, and control number.

Packaging: Use Luminaire bags for cash and carry items and samples. Items needing to be boxed should be packaged in simple brown boxes with tissue paper and Luminaire quote sticker.

Invoices: Fold and hand to clients in the invoice envelope with the design consultant’s business card attached.

Public-facing collateral: Approved by the creative department and adhere to Luminaire standards.

Water: Served with metal trays, paper inserts, clean cups, water bottles, and napkins.

Coffee: Served with metal trays, paper inserts, clean cups, approved coffee flavors, milk, sugar, stirring spoons, and approved cookies.

Music: Curated and played throughout the showroom, volume should not be too low or high. Strictly prohibited to change music selection.

Email: Use Arial font, no bold or italicized font, size 10 font. All external communication should adhere to Luminaire standards. Internal documents should not be shared without written permission.

Social media: No internal information should be shared, including invoices, client information, client site visits, and corporate communications.

Presentations: Must follow given template, managers should review presentations and give advice on improvements.

Architect standards: Architects are trained on visual standards for presentations, all public-facing presentations should adhere to guidelines. Visual aspects such as composition, shadows, textures, and label structures are essential elements.

Digital communication: Default email structure should be followed and all communication should reach Luminaire standards.

Respectful communication: Use respectful communication styles when communicating with others.

Luminaire resources: Additional information located in the Luminaire Resources team's files storage.

Architect visual standards: Architects are trained on visual standards, guidelines for visual aspects such as composition, shadows, textures, and label structures are essential. Improving and evolving over time.

Desks: All unnecessary items should be removed, reference visual for guidelines. All items beyond standard Luminaire notepads and folders need approval.

Appearance: Strictly adhere to dress code during work hours and company events, an appearance guidelines package is available for reference.

Lighting: All lights should be working in the showroom, report any issues to [email protected]. Depending on the showroom, certain lights may be left on overnight.

Tags: Maintain and verify all tags, reprint and change if necessary. All tags should include product name, dimensions, designer, and control number.

Packaging: Use Luminaire bags for cash and carry items and samples. Items needing to be boxed should be packaged in simple brown boxes with tissue paper and Luminaire quote sticker.

Invoices: Fold and hand to clients in the invoice envelope with the design consultant’s business card attached.

Public-facing collateral: Approved by the creative department and adhere to Luminaire standards.

Water: Served with metal trays, paper inserts, clean cups, water bottles, and napkins.

Coffee: Served with metal trays, paper inserts, clean cups, approved coffee flavors, milk, sugar, stirring spoons, and approved cookies.

Music: Curated and played throughout the showroom, volume should not be too low or high. Strictly prohibited to change music selection.

Email: Use Arial font, no bold or italicized font, size 10 font. All external communication should adhere to Luminaire standards. Internal documents should not be shared without written permission.

Social media: No internal information should be shared, including invoices, client information, client site visits, and corporate communications.

Presentations: Must follow given template, managers should review presentations and give advice on improvements.

Architect standards: Architects are trained on visual standards for presentations, all public-facing presentations should adhere to guidelines. Visual aspects such as composition, shadows, textures, and label structures are essential elements.

Digital communication: Default email structure should be followed and all communication should reach Luminaire standards.

Respectful communication: Use respectful communication styles when communicating with others.

Luminaire resources: Additional information located in the Luminaire Resources team's files storage.

Architect visual standards: Architects are trained on visual standards, guidelines for visual aspects such as composition, shadows, textures, and label structures are essential. Improving and evolving over time.