Alchimia
A display hidden in stone. Switched off, Alchimia blends into the finish as one continuous surface, with no black rectangle, even as the light changes.
Signature Statements, tailored to the space.
Engineered showpieces, complete with software, content and integration.
Some spaces ask for more than illumination. They ask for a moment: the wall that turns out to be a screen, the circle of light that holds every eye in the room. Signature is our curated line of engineered showpieces, sourced direct through our strategic partnership and delivered by Paul Thames as complete, working solutions. Not a crate of panels: a finished experience.
Showpieces that arrive already working.
Circular LED Display
Seamless circular direct-view LED in multiple diameters and pixel pitches, indoor or outdoor. A round canvas for ambient scenes, generative art or live content.
Holographic Transparent Screen
A display that reads as glass until it lights. Content appears to float in mid-air; switched off, the glass is simply glass.
First installed 2024
Video Dance Floor
An LED video floor set flush into the floor. It reacts to music in real time and runs anything from ambient patterns to full-colour visuals.
First installed 2026
Pixel Games Floor
An interactive pixel gaming floor turns any entertainment space into an immersive playground of fast-paced games, challenges and multiplayer fun.
And beyond
Mesh façades, transparent media walls, custom-form LED. If it can carry pixels, we can source it, engineer it and make it work in your space.
Four things arrive with the hardware.
Engineering
Feasibility, structural detailing and marine-grade engineering where needed.
Software & integration
Control systems, content platforms and integration with AV, BMS or the yacht's systems.
Content
Scenes and animations designed for the space, or tools for your own team.
Commissioning & support
Installation supervision, programming and aftercare, under one contract.
Every Signature delivery runs on the same five-step discipline as the rest of the house. See how we work.
- Yacht beach clubs and lounges
- Hotel lobbies and retail
- Museums and visitor experiences
- Corporate and public space
Before the showpiece is drawn in.
What is a holographic transparent screen?
A holographic transparent screen is a display that is largely transparent until it lights up. Content appears to float in mid-air. It suits windows, balustrades, partitions and façades that double as media surfaces. Transparency, module thickness and panel size are specified per project.
Can a circular LED display be installed outdoors?
Yes. The circular LED display is built for indoor or outdoor use, with the diameter and ingress (IP) rating specified to the project. It works as the centrepiece of a beach club, lobby or atrium, showing ambient scenes, generative art or live content on a seamless round canvas.
What is included in a Signature delivery?
Four things. Engineering covers feasibility, structural detailing and marine-grade work where needed. Integration connects the display with AV, building management or yacht systems. Content is designed for the space. Commissioning covers installation supervision, programming and aftercare. All four sit under one contract, regardless of who does the physical installation, which gives you peace of mind.
Can Signature displays connect to a yacht's or building's systems?
Yes. Integration is part of every delivery: control systems and content platforms connect to the existing AV, the building management system (BMS) or the yacht's own systems. Content can be designed for the space by us, or handed over with tools your own team uses to manage it after handover.
When should a showpiece enter the design?
As early as possible, ideally while the space is still on paper. A showpiece affects structure, power, cabling and control, so the earlier it enters the design, the more of the original idea survives into the build. Late additions usually mean compromises on size, placement or integration.
How long does a Signature project take?
It depends on the requirements and on how much development work the showpiece needs. Rather than quoting a standard lead time, we agree a timeline tailored to those requirements during the process, so the schedule reflects the actual scope of the project.
Start the conversation while the space is still on paper.
The earlier a showpiece enters the design, the more of it survives into the build.
Discuss the space