A Wall Made of Light.

Seamless MicroLED video walls, sized to the architecture and bright enough for a room full of glass.

C SEED Blade, in three widths.

Our MicroLED video wall installation starts from one finished screen: 4K, mounted to the wall and bright enough for daylight, in the width the wall asks for.

  • A C SEED Blade MicroLED screen across the wall of a dark lounge

    C SEED Blade 137

    Size
    137 in diagonal (3,497 mm)
    Resolution
    4K UHD
    Pixel pitch
    0.7 mm
    Brightness
    1,000 nits
    Mount
    Fixed, on the wall
  • A C SEED Blade MicroLED screen across the wall of a grand salon under a chandelier

    C SEED Blade 165

    Size
    165 in diagonal (4,196 mm)
    Resolution
    4K UHD
    Pixel pitch
    0.9 mm
    Brightness
    1,000 nits
    Mount
    Fixed, on the wall
  • A C SEED Blade seen front-on, an aerial view of a rocky shore filling the screen above two low speakers

    C SEED Blade 221

    Size
    221 in diagonal (5,595 mm)
    Resolution
    4K UHD
    Pixel pitch
    0.9 mm
    Brightness
    1,000 nits
    Mount
    Fixed, on the wall

Inside a seamless wall.

Every pixel makes its own light: no backlight behind the picture and no projector in front of it.

A poppy shown on conventional LED and on C SEED MicroLED side by side, the MicroLED half deeper in colour
  1. Self-emitting pixels

    Every pixel makes its own light, for a contrast ratio C SEED puts at 30,000:1.

  2. Modules with no visible seam

    The screen is built from MicroLED modules, set so the joins vanish from the seats.

  3. Brightness for daylight

    1,000 nits, for rooms with glass on every side.

  4. Silent, with no fan

    A fanless design, so nothing hums under a quiet scene.

  5. Sound from the wall

    Up to four coaxial speakers and two subwoofers, built into the screen itself.

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The rear structure of a C SEED MicroLED screen, its modules held in a machined black frameA coaxial speaker driver inside a C SEED screen, photographed on blackA diagram of conventional LED pixels beside the far denser pixels of MicroLED

The questions buyers ask first.

A wall-wide video wall showing the northern lights in a pale oak living room with windows to the sea

Is a video wall better than a projector?

In a bright room, yes: a MicroLED video wall is bright enough for daylight, needs no throw distance and shows no seams from the seats. In a blacked-out cinema built around the very largest picture, a projector and screen still have the edge.

A large screen glowing with a pink flower in a lounge above the city at night

How large can a residential video wall be?

The C SEED Blade comes in three sizes: 137, 165 and 221 inches, measured diagonally. Beyond those, a video wall is built from modules to the size of the wall itself.

A C SEED screen rising out of its cube in a softly lit room

Can a video wall be hidden when it is off?

A Blade is fixed to the wall, so when it is off it stays as a dark, flat panel. For a screen that leaves the room entirely, mechanized concealment rises from a cabinet, lifts from the foot of a bed or turns out of a wall.

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