In 2026, the boundaries between reality and image have blurred. We present Quantum Dot Display Walls—surface technology capable of transmitting 100% of the visible spectrum. At Reception Space, we don't just hang screens; we transform the lobby architecture itself into a source of light and information. Our Q-LED panels are as thin as paper and as flexible as plastic, allowing them to wrap around columns and create curved portals. We explore how nano-crystals create visual magic in your space.
Nano-Crystals: Purity of Light
2026 technology is based on the use of semiconductor nanocrystals that emit light at strictly defined wavelengths. In a Reception Space lobby, this provides previously unattainable brightness and depth of black. Unlike old OLEDs, quantum dots do not burn out and last for decades, maintaining perfect calibration. Your display wall is visible even under direct sunlight from panoramic windows, creating an 'embedded in reality' effect. This isn't a TV; it's a new skin for the building.
Flexible Architecture: Screen as Wallpaper
Seamless coverage of complex forms
In 2026 projects, we at Reception Space use flexible substrates for quantum dots. This allows us to 'wrap' any architectural element, from round columns to wave-like ceilings, in a digital layer. The panel thickness is less than 1 mm, making them practically invisible when turned off. A lobby can instantly change its appearance: from classic marble (digital imitation is indistinguishable from the original) to light-filled futuristic horizons.