LitePads were chosen for the retrofit of this plain brick wall to create windows using glass panels printed with a forest montage.

To showcase their custom printed glass deisgns, NGI embedded LitePads in the floor and walls of this tradeshow booth.

During a recent redesign of this City of Calgary bulding, Mulvey + Banani were asked to keep the structure of this former video wall and replace the monitors with backlit images from around the city. Custom LitePads were the perfect solution for this challenge, as they were fabricated to the exact measurements of the existing frames.

The Blue Ridge Music Center, Roots of American Music is a new, permanent exhibition on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Galax, Virginia. The 2,300 square foot exhibition celebrates the music and musicians of the Blue Ridge and traces America's first music from its roots in Africa and Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries to today. Designed to engage visitors of all ages, the exhibition displays a fascinating selection of musical instruments and regional objects. Local musical family stories and historic overviews come alive with music, videos and hands-on interactive activites.

A Rosco LitePad was used to internally illuminate this translucent glass sink. LitePads were selected to provide a uniform dimmable light source, minimizing hot spot issues. DMX dimming allowed the LitePads to be integrated into the lighting control system.