Concept visualisation of a large spherical direct-view LED display in an architectural interior
Spherical and hemispherical LED

A complete canvas
in every direction

High-brightness direct-view LED can transform a sphere or hemisphere into a visual landmark when a conventional wall is not enough.

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Concept visualisation
A familiar Pufferfish form, reimagined in LED

Brightness, scale and presence from every angle

Spherical and hemispherical LED displays create a self-illuminating canvas that remains vivid in bright public spaces. A complete sphere can become a freestanding or suspended centrepiece, while a hemisphere can bring the same visual character to a wall, stage or integrated structure.

These are project-led installations rather than a fixed range of models. Diameter, viewing distance, pixel density, structure, mounting, service access, content and control are resolved around the location and the experience it needs to create.

Possible forms

Shape the canvas around the experience

01

Complete spheres

Digital landmarks designed to carry continuous content across a canvas visible from every direction.

02

Hemispherical displays

A high-impact spherical form for walls, stages and installations where a complete sphere is not required.

03

Suspended centrepieces

Elevated displays that use height and open sightlines to command a large shared space.

04

Integrated installations

Spherical LED coordinated with architecture, scenic structures, lighting and the wider visitor journey.

Plan it as a system

Every curve changes the system

A dependable spherical display begins with the audience, the space and the complete installation around it.

01

Scale and viewing distance

Diameter and pixel density should suit the nearest viewers, the longest sightlines and the desired visual presence.

02

Geometry and image continuity

The physical construction and pixel layout need to carry imagery smoothly across curves, joins and poles.

03

Structure and mounting

Floor-standing, suspended, wall-mounted and integrated forms each require a coordinated structural approach.

04

Power, heat and service access

Electrical load, thermal management and replaceable components must be planned without compromising the form.

05

Content and control

Playback, mapping, monitoring and creative workflows are designed for the finished spherical canvas, not a flat screen.

Where it can work

A new focal point for high-visibility spaces

Where could a spherical canvas take centre stage?

Tell us about the audience, the space and the visual impact you want to create. We can help shape the right spherical LED concept.

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