Coronet LED’s newest cove fixture muds straight into the drywall. Lalina KnifeEdge tapers to a thin plaster-in edge, leaving the ceiling as one continuous plane with a seam of light where hardware would normally sit. No trim. No visible frame.

It bends, too. The system is field-curvable down to a 12-inch inside radius and field-trimmable by up to three inches on site. That is how you get an oval, a lobby arc, or a corridor that refuses to run straight, without paying for custom fabrication or waiting on it.

Ceiling-facing asymmetric optics handle the light itself. Soft, even, indirect, grazing the plane above instead of pooling in one spot. In practice it reads as glow with no source, which is the whole point of good cove lighting.

Specify it in a hospitality lounge, a healthcare corridor, an executive floor where the ceiling is doing the design work. It builds on the original Lalina cove and perimeter fixtures, part of a catalog that also runs to more expressive pieces like the hand-blown Artisan Orb pendant.

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