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Every technique we build, named, explained and priced. Find the thing you saw, learn what it is called, decide if you want it.

Lighting

3D Lit Letters

Letters built as shallow three dimensional boxes with LED modules inside, so the face itself glows.

Reverse-Lit Letters

Solid metal letters that throw their light backwards onto the wall, so each letter floats inside its own halo.

Edge-Lit Letters

Letters whose light escapes through a translucent edge while the face stays solid, drawing the outline in light.

Fabric Light Boxes

A slim aluminium frame holding a printed fabric skin, evenly backlit edge to edge.

Backlit Panels

A translucent surface, onyx, acrylic, stretched film or printed glass, lit evenly from behind so the whole plane glows.

LED Neon

Flexible LED strip inside a silicone sleeve that bends into script and shapes like glass neon, without the fragility, the heat or the transformer hum.

Surface and relief

Relief Panels

Wall panels carved, cast or built up so the surface itself has depth: waves, ridges, geometric patterns.

Contour Layering

Flat sheets cut to nested outlines and stacked with spacing, building a stepped three dimensional form, a map, a wave, a logo, out of clean layers.

Fluted and Slatted Panelling

Vertical ribs, in timber, MDF, metal or stone, running floor to ceiling.

Textured Plaster Finishes

Hand-trowelled mineral finishes with soft cloudy movement in the surface.

Film and graphics

Frost Film

A translucent film applied to glass that mimics acid etching at a fraction of the cost.

Vinyl Wall Graphics

Printed or plotter-cut adhesive vinyl applied directly to the wall.

Wall Murals

Artwork painted directly onto the wall by hand.

Living and natural

Preserved Moss Walls

Real moss, preserved so it keeps its colour and softness with zero watering, no sunlight and no maintenance schedule.

Wall types

Reception Walls

The wall behind the front desk, the one every visitor reads in their first ten seconds.

Wayfinding Systems

The family of signs that moves people through a building: directories, arrows, room IDs, floor markers, designed as one consistent system rather than sign by sign.