Loxton Walk Festoon Lighting

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Loxton Walk is a new mixed-use destination in Marylebone, London providing 27,200sq ft. of flexible retail, leisure and dining space. Our brief was to deliver a festoon lighting solution that would enhance the character of the development, strengthen its evening atmosphere and support Loxton Walk’s positioning as a welcoming, high-quality destination.

The Solution

Field and Lawn recommended a Maxi-Led, Globe Series, semi-permanent architectural festoon product, because it combines aesthetic impact with long-term durability and low running costs.

Importantly, the system provides complete control through a full spectrum RGBW LED, offering more than 16.7 million hues, which can be programmed into dynamic animations and effects. The globes deliver a warm, welcoming light that enhances the character and appeal of the development, reinforces Loxton Walk’s position as a premium social destination.

Our in-house team designed the layout to maximise visual impact and installed 223m of festoon lighting featuring 378 globes. We completed the installation over night to minimise disruption to local businesses. Watch the video and see the Loxton Walk festoon lighting case study in full.

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London Culture Mile Mile Lighting Trail

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The Brief

The Culture Mile lighting trail needed specialist outdoor festive lighting schemes at 12 locations, strategically positioned next to iconic landmarks such as the Barbican Centre, Smithfield Market and Finsbury Circus Gardens. Clever social media marketing and an interactive route map from the Client made this trail a real destination maker for locals and tourists alike. Together with the stunning 3D ground features that provided the perfect photo opportunities throughout the trail.

The Solution

Field and Lawn provided everything from large scale 3D features such as bells, baubles and Reindeer to lamp post motifs, icicle lighting and tree dressing, wrapping and decoration. A complete end-to-end solution that looked simply stunning!

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Central District Alliance, London

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The Brief

The Culture Mile lighting trail needed specialist outdoor festive lighting schemes at 13 locations, strategically positioned next to iconic landmarks such as the Barbican Centre, Smithfield Market and Finsbury Circus Gardens. Clever social media marketing and an interactive route map from the Client made this trail a real destination maker for locals and tourists alike. Together with the stunning 3D ground features that provided the perfect photo opportunities throughout the trail.

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Southgate Bath Colour Rain Meadow

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Returning for its second year, SouthGate Bath’s immersive woodland experience is delighting visitors with a magical transformation of the high-street. Featuring 150 metres of colourful meadow inspired rain ribbons, with 100 flowers and 100 bees hidden throughout the display, encouraging visitors of all ages to explore, discover and count them all as part of the interactive trail.

The Brief

The brief was to transform a key city-centre route into an immersive, family-friendly experiential placemaking experience. Resulting in creating a “Secret Forest” that would guide visitors through SouthGate Bath’s shopping and dining area.

The client aimed to drive commercial outcomes by increasing footfall, enhancing the overall visitor experience, and encouraging visitors to spend a longer time and exploring everything SouthGate Bath has to offer.

The activation needed to be a social-first, shareable experience, to encourage visitors to capture and share organic content, particularly short-form video filmed beneath the installation.
Include an interactive element as a hidden layer to encourage discovery and repeat engagement (the hidden flowers and bees within the canopy).
Lead with sustainability, with the aim of weaving a clear environmental message into the experience while creating opportunities for visitors to learn more about the importance of protecting and preserving our natural woodlands along the trail.
Plan and deliver installation with minimal disruption to trading, completing works over night-time shifts.
Ensure a circular end-of-life plan for the installation materials, including donation for creative reuse post-campaign.

The Solution

Part of the Festival of Nature, the huge overhead canopy guides visitors through shops and restaurants. The shimmering, family friendly summer display is already gaining thousands of views on TikTok, with people sharing short videos from underneath the canopy. People are certainly sharing the love for the magical idea!

The installation also carries a strong environmental message and encourages families to follow the illustrative trail and learn more about preserving and protecting our woodland wildlife, from birds and insects to mammals and native plants! See the previous placemaking display in Bath here.

In collaboration with Impact Plan.

"We were visiting Bath over the weekend and wandered down SouthGate, the display looks stunning!"

Town Centre Visitor

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This Is Oxford Street Bespoke Flags

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Oxford Street in London is the nation’s most famous high street, and This is Oxford Street was a pioneering event to showcase what can be achieved when brand, destination marketing, placemaking and experience is unified.

The Brief

The brief was to transform Oxford Street with art installations including an urban forest, sports pitches, chill out zones, live performances and food and drink from around the world. while providing unique, on brand city dressing to mark the occasion and put Oxford Street on the map during the pilot project. The scheme needed to be impactful and work perfectly as a backdrop for social media activity.

The Solution

The creative team from Field and Lawn played an expert part in the special day, installing rows of specially designed, cross street flags that stretched the length of Oxford Street, helping to draw the crowds through the space.

This installation was even more remarkable as bespoke flags were installed in just one night by our dedicated in-house installation teams, featuring a “This is Oxford Street” design and demonstrating our ability to reimagine high streets.

“’This is Oxford Street’ is going to be a landmark, free event open for everyone and will showcase the nation’s high street as you have never seen it before, offering a glimpse of what it could look like in the future.” “From food and drink from different cultures to live main stage music, to a Literary Festival for children and action-packed activations from major brands, shops and event partners, it is going to be a fantastic day.” “As Mayor, I have pledged to pedestrianise Oxford Street and I am determined to unlock its true potential to deliver a world-class, accessible, clean street for everyone as we build a better, greener and safer London for all.”

Mayor of London

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Art After Dark, London

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Art of London, the award-winning cultural initiative, returns with Art After Dark, a free late-night arts program showcasing a spectacular neon public art installation by acclaimed artist Chila Kumari Singh Burman MBE, alongside over 16 West End galleries that will stay open late.

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Chila Burman has unveiled 14 glowing artworks, including eight new commissions specially for Leicester Square Gardens towering nearly ten feet high. Titled ‘There Is No Darkness in the Garden of Light’, the public artworks were on display in the capital’s entertainment district. Field and Lawn were asked to provide expert guidance for the installation of the stunning illuminated features. They created a beautiful attraction in the heart of London and helped to boost seasonal footfall in the colder autumn and winter months.

Debuting ahead of Diwali, Burman’s installation included a hypnotic trail of fluorescent artworks exhibited around Leicester Square including neon’s embellishing the front of London Trocadero, The Hippodrome Casino, Westminster Reference Library and The Londoner hotel.

The head-turning art paid homage to iconic local landmarks, such as the water fountains of Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square Gardens, while also connecting with William Shakespeare whose statue stands as a centrepiece in the gardens.

“I’m made up to unveil my vibrant neon installation, There Is No Darkness in the Garden of Light. Through a series of glowing artworks, I invite people to experience the West End at night and discover how I pay homage to iconic figures of Indian feminism and landmarks like the water fountain in Leicester Square Gardens, to spread joy and celebrate London’s diverse communities.”

Chila Kumari Singh Burman MBE

“Art After Dark returns bigger than ever before, inviting culture seekers to explore the West End’s spectacular exhibitions, bars, and restaurants. Chila Burman’s neon installations beautifully capture the enchanting energy of the area, and we hope it inspires visitors as they experience this trail of illuminated art.”

Kirsty Tullett-Jones, Director of Marketing and Communications, Art of London

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Rainbow Flags in Mayfair

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In 2024, Art of London and Art in Mayfair, in partnership with the Royal Academy of Arts, revealed a vibrant aerial display across the West End featuring over 60 flags. Soaring throughout the summer, the public art installation adorns the skies above Piccadilly and Bond Street, showcasing the talent and diverse artistry of RA Schools alumni and students.

The Solution

Titled ‘Rainbow Flags’, the innovative artwork on Piccadilly supported by Art of London features a stunning array of vibrant colours, where the edges blur and fold into each other to symbolise the diversity of LGBTQ+ identities. Faramawy masterfully uses colour and soft contours to reinvent the traditional Pride flag and make it more inclusive, celebrating the LGBTQ+ community. Adham Faramawy, a distinguished graduate of the prestigious RA Schools, created the artwork from which these flags have been based, whilst a student at the RA Schools.

Field and Lawn were delighted to assist with the installation of the high street flags, with in-house teams working through the night to ensure completion before a parade.

“It is an honour to unveil ‘Rainbow Flags’ in the West End. I look forward to seeing the art soar above the streets this summer as a celebration of the reopening of the RA Schools and as a backdrop to Pride in London.”

Adham Faramawy, Artist

Photo Credits: Heart of London Business Alliance

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Art on The Street, Bath

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The Art on the Street project, created by local artist Zoe Power, was installed at Bath Milsom Quarter and Kingsmead Square featuring overhead flags, decorated planters and contemporary bunting to enliven Bath for spring an summer.

The Solution

Field and Lawn were pleased to support the project by installing bespoke, large scale placemaking flags and banners designed by the prominent artist, Zoe Power. The project was funded by the West of England Combined Authority’s Love Our High Streets programme. It formed part of a wider High Streets Renewal project for Bath city centre, which in part aims to support the Milsom Quarter and Kingsmead Square with improvements to the high street and a programme of animation and events to increase footfall and support local businesses.

This project fed into other project realm improvements that were delivered throughout the summer, including upgrades to street furniture at New Street and New Bond Street, and artwork among street corridors in the city.

“The Art on the Street installations will celebrate the city with a pop of colour and fun as part of the festival programme. After some challenging times for local traders, the street dressing will help attract more people to these areas and encourage future visits.”

Councillor Paul Roper, cabinet member for Economic and Cultural Sustainable Development

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Galleries on Cork Street

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The Galleries on Cork Street joined forces for a group exhibition entitled ‘Fear Gives Wings to Courage’ to celebrate 100 years as a landmark destination for art in London and recognise the galleries as a pioneering force within the art world.

The Brief

Field and Lawn were asked to project manage the installation of bold, artistic flags, creating a visually powerful activation that transformed the Cork Street scene while honouring its rich legacy of modern and contemporary art.

The Solution

The ‘Fear Gives Wings to Courage’ installation was staged across all 15 galleries on Cork Street.

Each flag represented each individual gallery’s response to a central theme conceived by Tarini Malik, curator of modern and contemporary art at the Royal Academy of Arts, London.
The exhibition theme recalled Cork Street’s pioneering role in transforming London into a hub for international art practices in the 20^th century, while also making it one of the key platforms in Europe for the expansion of Surrealist and Dadaist movements.

“It is a huge honour for The Pollen Estate, as the 400 year old custodian of this part of Mayfair, to celebrate a century of artistic endeavour with Cork Street Galleries. The 15 galleries have come together to collaborate in a first-of-its-kind exhibition that honours the legacy of those who paved the way whilst championing the artists who continue to pioneer. This longevity is unrivalled in London and Cork Street Galleries, an initiative of the Pollen Estate, remains a world class destination for artists, galleries and art audiences.”

Jenny Casebourne, Head of Portfolio, The Pollen Estate

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Southgate Bath Colour Rain Sky

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Visitors to SouthGate Bath are enjoying a brand new, immersive experience. A unique installation is transporting shoppers into a magical underwater world thanks to a 150m long river of colour rain ribbons. Hidden throughout the vibrant installation are 116 fish, each one carefully nestled within the display, inviting visitors to explore, discover, and count them all as part of the interactive experience.

The Brief

The brief was to transform a key city-centre route into an immersive, family-friendly experiential placemaking experience, an “underwater world” that guides visitors through the shopping and dining area.

The client wanted to drive commercial outcomes by helping to increase footfall, improve the overall visitor experience, and encourage people to stay longer and explore more of what SouthGate Bath offers.

The activation needed to be a social-first ‘shareable moment’ designed to generate organic content and visibility (notably short-form video captured beneath the installation).
Include an interactive layer hidden elements within the installation that encourage discovery and repeat engagement (the hidden fish within the canopy).
Lead with sustainability, embedding a clear environmental message and encouraging recycling on-site through a prominent feature element.
Plan and deliver installation with minimal disruption to trading, completing works over night-time shifts across three nights.
Ensure a circular end-of-life plan for the installation materials, including donation for creative reuse post-campaign.

The Solution

The installation also carries a strong environmental message and encourages re-cycling through a larger-than-life recycling container fish! Plastic waste was planned to be collected and in collaboration with Bristol Avon River Trust, recycled or repurposed. In addition, the ribbons will have a new lease of life for reuse.

"Beautiful shops and we loved the display. So good that it is all sustainable fabric! Well done Southgate"

Town Centre Visitor

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Crewe Town Centre Christmas Lighting

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The Brief

Crewe Town Council brought the spirit of Christmas to their local community with an afternoon full of festive activities at their Christmas Lights Switch On event in 2025. A jam-packed schedule featured entertainment, unique gift ideas, crafts and independent food and drink stalls – plus a visit from Father Christmas himself!

The Solution

We were pleased to provide a comprehensive Christmas street lighting scheme ahead of the switch on, including:

2 x 7m pre-decorated LED-lit cone trees
1 x 9m UK-grown real Christmas Tree
Custom cross-street dressings with 20 x starburst effect lights
34 x lamp post pole-mounted motifs

We also provided a large walkthrough bauble ground feature, with two large pre-lit cone trees, which delighted crowds and provided a stunning photo point for visitors. The installation was completed over the course of 7 nights, throughout which our in-house teams adhered to strict health and safety regulations.

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Lincoln City Centre Christmas Trail

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The Brief

Lincoln BIG are on a mission put Lincoln on the map as an attractive retail and tourist destination, aiming to improve the city centre experience for businesses and the people who live there, and create a more welcoming environment for visitors. They approached Field and Lawn to help with three festive lighting installations for their festive light trail.

The Solution

Our creative team designed and developed a cohesive scheme that would link ares of the Lincoln together. Forming part of a city-wide illumination trail across nine different locations, our installations included:

A light up reindeer and sleigh selfie spot outside the Transport Hub
LED lit lettering and tree motifs at St Paul’s Lane
A giant LED-lit reindeer on Brayford Wharf

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