Curved and wrapped
Sweeping surfaces that follow walls, columns and audience routes.

Curves, folds, corners and sculptural forms can turn a digital display into a physical landmark. The shape becomes part of the story.
Explore the project considerations ↓Custom-shaped LED allows a display to follow a creative concept, an architectural feature or the way an audience moves through a space. The result might be a continuous curve, a faceted object, a wrapped surface or a freestanding digital sculpture.
Every unusual form has practical limits. Geometry, structure, pixel layout, content mapping and maintenance access need to be resolved together before the visual concept becomes a dependable installation.
Sweeping surfaces that follow walls, columns and audience routes.
Angular forms that create depth, multiple viewpoints and a strong physical identity.
Digital centrepieces designed to be experienced from more than one direction.
LED forms that use height and ceiling space to change the scale of an environment.
A non-standard display succeeds when creative and technical decisions are made as one process.
The physical form determines module choice, transitions, joins and how smooth the surface can appear.
Supports, fixing points and alignment need to hold their accuracy across the entire installation.
Content must understand every face, curve, edge and viewing angle of the finished canvas.
Power, data and replaceable components need a clear route that does not compromise the form.
The strongest viewpoint, closest visitor and movement through the space all influence the design.
Explore high-brightness spherical PufferLED for freestanding, suspended, wall-mounted and integrated installations.
Bring us a sketch, reference or difficult surface. We can help identify the creative opportunity and the engineering questions.
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