Printed shells
Translucent or matte PETG is selected by heat exposure, finish, light transmission, and scale. Additive striations are treated as controlled material character, not hidden behind false photography.
Materials · Roles before decoration
Every layer gets one job, one limit, and a way to be checked.
Printed geometry creates form, diffusers control glare, metal carries load, felt holds the visual field, and approved low-voltage electronics remain accessible.
Diffusers and reflectors
Acrylic diffusers and reflective inserts are physically checked for hotspot control, glare, clearance, and service access with the approved core.
Felt and soft planes
Recycled PET felt can provide local absorption and a quiet visual ground. Performance claims require project-specific evidence; the material alone is not a room treatment.
Structure and mounting
Steel, aluminium, wood composite, inserts, rails, and wall fixings are matched to verified loads and substrates. Site professionals retain responsibility for the building connection.
Electrical core
Only the documented low-voltage LED module, driver, cable, clearances, and ventilation path belong inside an approved design. Fixed wiring remains qualified-electrician work.
Quality record
Visible finish, module identity, hardware, cable exit, service access, packing orientation, and care notes are checked against the written proof before dispatch.
Concept material board
A restrained palette keeps the light legible.
Final grades, colors, suppliers, fire properties, and acoustic data remain provisional until the written project specification is approved.