When the brief is a sketch on a napkin rather than a datasheet, this is the line that takes it.
Concept→siteFull-scope delivery
1 unitMinimum quantity
20+Bespoke builds a year
On-siteCommissioning included
Creative LED projects are judged on the thing nobody puts in a spec sheet: does it look like the render on opening night. Getting there means controlling the LED, the steel, the content mapping and the power sequencing as one system instead of four contracts.
We take on roughly twenty bespoke builds a year, from hanging LED clouds in a hotel atrium to kinetic panels that move with the music. Each starts with a feasibility call — what the shape demands, what the structure can carry, what the budget realistically covers — before anything is drawn.
Where the client already has a creative agency, we work as the technical partner: they own the idea and the content, we own the buildability, the pixel map, the rigging points and the commissioning.
Where this line usually goes
Art installations and gallery commissions
Brand experience and pop-up activations
Architectural façades and interior features
Kinetic and moving LED structures
Immersive rooms and tunnel experiences
Museum interactives and exhibits
Concept→siteFull-scope delivery
1 unitMinimum quantity
20+Bespoke builds a year
On-siteCommissioning included
What a creative LED brief should contain
The briefs that move fastest have four things: the physical space with dimensions, the intended viewing distance and angle, the content that will play on it, and a budget band. Missing content is the most common gap — a screen designed for generative visuals behaves very differently from one showing a 30-second brand film on loop.
A ring that opens, tilts and closes while the LED surface keeps running — the motion is the message, and the screen has to survive being driven by motors all day.
The same mechanism sealed to IP65 for plazas and building entrances, where the ring becomes the moving part of a façade rather than a piece of interior sculpture.
A bust-shaped LED form for museums and brand installations, built from small high-density modules because facial curvature will not tolerate a coarse pitch.
Free-form LED work built from your sketch, model or artwork: the shape is split into buildable module types and quoted per type, so the cost of the form is visible.
Three that come up on almost every creative enquiry. Ask us anything else directly.
Do you work with our creative agency?
Regularly. They keep creative control and content; we deliver the technical package — pixel map, structure, rigging, power, control and commissioning. We can also join design reviews at concept stage.
Can you handle the steel structure too?
Yes, including structural calculations signed by an engineer where the local authority requires them. The screen and the frame are designed together, which is where most weight and cost savings come from.
How involved are you after installation?
We stay on for content uploads and control training, and offer a remote support window for the first 90 days. Most clients keep us on an annual maintenance plan after that.
Tell us the size and the viewing distance.
Those two numbers decide the pitch, the cabinet count and most of the price. Send them and we will come back with a build.
