Our Work in Practice
From boutique retail fit-outs to luxury residential spas, exhibition lighting and acoustic interiors, explore how our seamless PVC and polyester stretch ceilings and architectural light panels are specified across the UK — engineered in Wellingborough, backed by a 10-year warranty.
Wetheriggs, Penrith — Private Residential Spa
A curved, matte-black PVC stretch ceiling wraps this private wellness suite at a residential house near Wetheriggs, Penrith, with integrated LED perimeter lighting tracing the room's sweeping lines in a cool blue wash. Installed continuously across the hot tub, steam room and walk-in shower zones, the seamless membrane copes with the sustained heat and humidity of a home spa while framing uninterrupted views over the surrounding Cumbrian countryside. No joins, no visible fixings — just one continuous ceiling plane, fitted by our Wellingborough team and backed by our 10-year warranty.
RIBA Gallery, London — Exhibition Lighting
A NeviTec Light Panel installed at the RIBA gallery in London delivers uniform, shadow-free illumination across the exhibition space, evenly lighting architectural models, drawings and photography without a single visible luminaire. The custom-engineered LED panel sits flush within the ceiling plane, giving gallery-grade lighting quality while keeping the room's clean, minimal aesthetic fully intact — exactly the kind of understated, high-performance lighting an architectural
Motor Class, Wigan — Car Showroom Lighting
A NeviTec NT100 light panel forms a single, uniform plane of light above the showroom floor at Motor Class in Wigan, replacing conventional spotlights with one seamless glow that eliminates shadow and glare across the vehicle's bodywork. Recessed flush into a matte black ceiling, the panel doubles as the room's architectural focal point — turning every car staged beneath it into the centrepiece of a gallery-style presentation.
Sikh Temple, Northampton — Acoustic Prayer Hall Ceiling
A vaulted PVC acoustic stretch ceiling spans the prayer hall of a Sikh temple in Northampton, its seamless curved profile following the room's arched form without a single visible join. Micro-perforated across the surface, the membrane absorbs and dampens reverberation during worship and large gatherings, keeping the hall acoustically calm despite its height and hard flooring — finished in a soft white that lets the gold and blue ceremonial lighting take centre stage.
