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INDOOR LED SCREENS.

Bring your building to life. Seamless facade lighting that inspires.

Strong presence. Refined detail.

Architectural facade lighting creates refined visual depth, precise accents, and dramatic presence for commercial towers, luxury hotels, retail destinations, and landmark buildings after dark from every angle.

 

From the first lighting concept to installation and handover, every facade is considered as part of the architecture not an addition to it.

Your building.
Your identity.

A successful Indoor facade lighting design begins with architecture around it. Building proportions, viewing distances, surface materials and ambient conditions inform the lighting plan, whether the brief calls for a subtle corporate identity or an architectural landmark.

A format that belongs

Explore linear, grazing or integrated lighting layouts around building form and the movement of people.

Designed around the content

Plan the lighting scenes for daily operation, brand moments or changing events before selecting fixtures.

Innovation,
seen at scale.

Select the lighting technology for the architecture not the other way around. Linear LED, wall washing and RGBW systems offer distinct approaches to detail, color, control and facade integration.

Linear LED

Fine visual detail for close-viewing facades, considered alongside building scale and the distance to your audience.

Architectural LED

An integrated LED lighting approach for architectural facades, with the surface and service needs evaluated for each project setting.

Content & control

An exterior lighting system is more than its fixtures. Controls, power, programming and operating workflows are planned together.

From planning to first illumination.

Thoughtful installation protects both the lighting experience and the architecture. Plan the practical details early, so the facade feels effortless to view, operate and maintain.

  • Survey & Coordination Review the facade, sightlines, power, cabling and service access with the architectural and project teams.
  • Mounting & Alignment Coordinate the supporting structure and carefully align the lighting fixtures within the architectural finish.
  • Commissioning & Handover Check illumination consistency, control inputs and lighting scenes, then introduce the day-to-day operation.

Make every detail matter.

Balanced illumination, considered color and a continuous visual rhythm bring architecture into focus. Visual quality is assessed in the real space, with the actual materials and lighting your audience will experience.

Color Consistency

Balance the light across the full facade, so surfaces, brand colors and architectural details feel cohesive.

Comfortable Brightness

Consider conditions and viewing comfort rather than treating brightness as a number alone.

Seamless Composition

Align the lighting zones and scenes to keep continuous across the facade surface.

Turn a visit into an experience.

Give product stories a place in the interior. Indoor LED screens can create a visual backdrop for a collection, introduce a new launch or add a changing layer to a showroom without competing with the products on display.

Flagship boutiques & retail interiors

Integrate campaign imagery with merchandising, materials and the pace of the store.

Showrooms & product galleries

Pair physical products with detailed films, demonstrations and seasonal content.

Bring every idea into the architecture.

From corporate headquarters to public landmarks, the lighting should support the identity. Plan for architectural emphasis, visual effects and the needs of both daytime and nighttime audiences, with a scheme suited to the building’s sightlines.

Corporate Headquarters & Offices

Consider viewing distance, legible architectural details and switching between lighting scenes.

Commercial & Landmark Buildings

Coordinate the lighting with the facade, landscape, access, and the way the space will be experienced.

Clarity at every point of arrival.

Make shared destinations easier to recognize. Facade lighting can bring identity, landmarks and visual cues into a single memorable composition, helping people orient themselves around entrances, plazas and circulation spaces across the property at night.

Information at a glance

Design readable lighting layers with clear hierarchy, appropriate intensities and deliberate placement.

Lighting That Can Change

Plan how lighting scenes are updated, scheduled and checked, keeping the facade effective throughout the night.

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