An Architectural Display

One with the Architecture

A display engineered to belong in the room — fine art by day, cinema by night, seamlessly integrated into the architecture.

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The Idea

Be a solution. Not a problem.

In most rooms, the screen is the compromise — a black rectangle when it's off, a glare-lit box when it's on. The architecture gets designed around it, or in spite of it. Never with it.

A desert house at dusk, the display holding a warm ochre abstract above a linear fireplace in a travertine wall
Part of the room · Art by day, architecture in between

A Quantum display changes that premise. It is bright enough to live in a room full of daylight, and finished so it reads as a work of art rather than a piece of electronics. In Art mode it reads as just that — art. With clarity this high, photography becomes a window onto other worlds.

Instead of a black rectangle the room has to work around, it becomes something the room is designed with — art when you want it, cinema when you need it, and quietly part of the wall the rest of the time. The technology serves the space, not the other way around.

One display, endless solutions.

Why It Works

Why It Reads as Art, Not as a Screen

A handful of qualities, working together, are what let one surface live as art, cinema, and architecture — harmoniously with the interior design of the space.

A stone-and-timber alpine room, the display recessed into rough stone holding an ink-wash landscape
Reference-grade & glare-free · Finished to pass for canvas
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An ultra-matte, glare-free surface

No mirror reflection, no glare, none of the warped sheen across the front of a television. Light falls on it the way it falls on a canvas — so a painting reads as a painting, and the room is never reflected back at you.

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Calibrated to reference, edge to edge

Color and contrast are tuned on site by Quantum's own team, so the image is accurate and consistent across the entire surface — with no visible seams or panel lines. What you see is one continuous, uninterrupted picture.

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About twice as bright as the rest

A Quantum wall produces roughly double the brightness of comparable displays. That headroom is what keeps the image vivid and true with the curtains open and the sun coming off the water.

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A complete, DCI-certified system

Theatrical, DCI-compliant image processing delivers reference-grade color and contrast — and everything needed to display fine art, photography, and most importantly movies as they were envisioned.

The Canvas

A Gallery Wall That Changes With the Day

Hang one painting, or a thousand. The same wall can show a fine-art landscape in the morning, a luminous digital work at golden hour, and a bold abstract by night — each rendered with the depth and texture of the real thing, and framed exactly as a gallery would.

A golden valley landscape in a slim black frame An impressionist coastal seascape in a white mat and black frame A luminous gold and grey abstract in a white mat and gold frame A geometric block composition in a thin black frame

An impressionist coastal study · White mat, black frame

Art you can change as easily as the light in the room.

Versatility

The Game. The Film. All of It.

The same cinema-grade video wall that hangs your art transforms instantly to display the highest quality images imaginable — deep blacks, crisp whites, and color so accurate you feel like you are there. The system adapts to what you are watching, be it sport, news, film, or high-framerate gaming.

A film playing at full wall scale in cinema-grade contrast A live basketball game filling the wall A high-framerate game rendered across the full wall Live business news in the morning light Four live feeds arranged at once in a multi-window layout

A film, in cinema-grade contrast

A platform that adapts to the moment — not a television waiting for one.

Integration

One Wall, Four Solutions

At only 3.5 inches deep — a 1.5-inch mounting structure behind a 2-inch display — the assembly can be set into the architecture four ways. Because the mount is narrower than the display, the pocket only ever has to receive the mount, never the whole panel. And because it runs cool and draws little power, that pocket exists for installation, never for cooling. A screwless perimeter trim conceals the mounting on every side.

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Method One

Surface Mount

Mounted directly to a flat, finished wall. The 1.5-inch mount and the 2-inch display together stand 3.5 inches off the face. A custom perimeter trim wraps the edge, concealing all mounting hardware so it reads as one clean framed piece. The simplest approach — no wall modification required.

3.5″ proudOff the wall
No pocketFlat surface
Before: a flat finished wall After: the display surface-mounted with a perimeter trim
Before · Flat wallSurface mount
3.5″ TOTAL FINISHED WALL TRIM MOUNT 1.5″ DISPLAY 2″

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Method Two

Shallow Pocket

A shallow 1.5-inch pocket — cut about three inches smaller than the display on every side — receives the mounting structure alone. The display lands back on the wall face and sits just two inches proud, finished with a clean metal perimeter trim.

2″ proudOff the wall
1.5″ pocketSmaller than display
Before: a shallow pocket cut into the wall After: the display seated in the shallow pocket, two inches proud
Before · Shallow pocketShallow pocket
2″ PROUD 1.5″ POCKET WALL TRIM MOUNT 1.5″ DISPLAY 2″

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Method Three

Full Recess

A full 3.5-inch-deep pocket — built a minimum of one inch larger than the display on every side, for installation hand-room only — receives the entire assembly. The surface finishes perfectly flush with the wall, like inset art. Low heat is what allows the pocket to stay tight: no oversizing for ventilation, no exhaust fans.

FlushTo the wall plane
3.5″ pocketMin. 1″ larger all around
Before: a full-depth pocket framed into the wall After: the display fully recessed and flush with the wall plane
Before · Full recessFull recess
3.5″ POCKET MIN. 1″ WALL WALL PLANE MOUNT 1.5″ DISPLAY 2″ · FLUSH

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Method Four

Fabric & Theater

An extension of the shallow-pocket method. With the display two inches proud, the surrounding wall is brought flush using two-inch fabric panels — magnetically removable for speaker access, or a one-inch furred wall with a one-inch fabric track. A full front speaker stage hides behind a single, unbroken acoustic surface.

Flush fabricTo the display face
Hidden audioL · C · R concealed
Before: the same shallow pocket used in method two After: fabric brought flush to the display face, art on the wall
Before · Shallow pocketFabric & theater
2″ FABRIC 2″ FABRIC FLUSH PLANE SPEAKER SPEAKER MOUNT 1.5″ DISPLAY 2″

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Custom Dimension

The Wall, in Any Shape

Where televisions come in predefined dimensions, a Quantum wall does not. The display is engineered to the proportion the architecture or the art calls for — wider for a theatrical room, or taller and squarer to read like a true gallery canvas. The shape is part of the design.

3.38:1 16:9 0.79:1 GALLERY-WIDE STANDARD TV GALLERY-TALL 18′ 9″ × 5′ 7″ 11′ 10″ × 6′ 8″ 7′ 11″ × 10′ 0″

Three proportions, drawn to the same scale · Built to the dimension each room requires

A canvas, not a screen. Fine art is rarely the shape of a television. By building the display in a taller, squarer format, the wall takes on the proportions of a real painting — so when it holds a canvas, nothing about it reads as electronics. The same surface still carries film, sport, and live programming at full scale. The proportion simply makes the art more believable, and the architecture more intentional.

A mountain house above a lake, the display holding a gold-framed abstract on a travertine wall
Built into stone
A city penthouse at dusk, the display recessed into stone holding a marbled abstract
Above the city

The same wall, a different work

A screen designed and defined by the need.

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Custom Dimension · Layered Media

A Canvas Within the Canvas

Because the surface can be larger than any single feed, the display can render the architecture around the content. A warm wood-panel backdrop fills the wall, and film, sport, or live programming floats on top of it — framed by the material, not stranded in a black rectangle.

A live morning programme floated as a single window on a light oak slat backdrop
One feed, floated on the wall
Three sports feeds layered on a dark walnut slat surface
Many feeds, layered

The backdrop is part of the picture — so the room can change character on its own.

The Finished Edge

A Clean Edge, by Design

When the display is mounted to the wall, a custom perimeter trim finishes the edge — a slim border set to the exact depth of the installation. It conceals the mounting brackets and the display cabinets entirely, leaving a flat, continuous surface that reads as a single framed piece on the wall.

Close view of the display edge set into a shallow pocket, standing two inches off the wall behind a slim dark trim
Shallow pocket · 2″ proud
Close view of the display edge surface-mounted, the full assembly standing three and a half inches off the wall behind a slim dark trim
Surface mount · 3.5″ proud

The same trim detail, set to the depth of the installation

Nothing but the picture

The trim conceals the mounting brackets and the display cabinets behind it — so what the room sees is the image and a clean edge, never the hardware that makes it work.

A screwless, seamless face

No visible screws, fasteners, or seams. A flat, uninterrupted finish that sits quietly within the architecture rather than calling attention to itself.

Finished to match the room

Made to depth for each installation, and offered in a range of finishes to sit with the millwork, the metals, or the palette of the room. A full finish program is detailed separately.

The hardware disappears. Only the work of art remains.

The Complete System

Everything, From One Source

Quantum is not a panel to be paired with someone else's parts. It is a fully integrated, turnkey platform — display, processing, and the equipment to present it, engineered together and delivered as one.

From a single architectural surface that moves between art, cinema, and live media, to a system specified, built, and finished to the room, nothing is left piecemeal. One solution, complete and ready to perform.

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