Is your 45″ television a wonder of vivid entertainment when lit, but enters the realm of monstrous eyesore when dark?

CECOCECO’s ArtMorph, NeoCon Silver Winner for Interior Products and Solutions, responds to the problem of ugly, wall-dominating LEDs.

The product is an animated LED display, which, true to the name, Morphs into art when not in use. The image above dramatizes it as a wooden wall panel that easily lights up as the silhouette of a Jazz saxophonist playing a tune. The image below shows ArtMorph in its various incarnations and multiple possibilities: 200 texture collections in wood, textile, stone, and metal, as well as bespoke designs and custom branding.

CECOCECO’s latest innovations, ArtMorph Mini and ArtMorph Edge,—which debuted at NeoCon— allow fine-tuning of ArtMorph’s shape and size: “because corners should never interrupt a design narrative.”

The new products are smaller and wilier than the original. Edge enables smooth transitions around corners and recessed architectural elements, while Mini—like a found puzzle piece—fills in the odd gap or facilitates creative displays, such as checkered and vertically descending patterns.

Company Founder Jason Lu elaborates on the newfound creative potential: “Whether it’s a
compact niche or a challenging corner, every inch of a space can now contribute to a unified, captivating story.”

Around the corner and through the bend… ArtMorph will meet your gaze with luminescent jellyfish, intricate patterns of igneous rock, the roseate play of sun and clouds… we’ll leave it to your imagination to decide.

Read more about ArtMorph at CECOCECO.