Designers at Lightswitch used several Rosco X-Effects LED Projectors to create realistic, simulated water effects that fully immerse the visitors inside a virtual aquarium.
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Pica Cubes™ Pulse To The Rhythm Inside Club Perle
The lighting design team at Tokyoblue use over 70 Pica Cube 4C LED fixtures to transform a restaurant dining area into Club Perle – one of Zurich’s hottest nightclubs – on weekend nights.
Retail Lighting Design That Is
Light, Bright & Effortlessly Chic
Designers, searching for a light that would match the “light, bright & effortlessly chic” aesthetic for the Paige denim boutique in Brentwood, CA., discovered that Rosco’s Pica Cube WNC met their criteria.
Projecting A City’s History With Rosco Image Spot®
Lighting Designer Micha Margalit used Rosco Custom Glass Gobos inside our Image Spot LED Projector to display scenes of ancient daily life directly onto the archaeological ruins inside Israel’s Bet She’an National Park.
A Modern Lighting Solution For A Modernist Masterpiece
Rosco Custom LitePads were chosen to illuminate one of the central reception areas of Dublin’s redeveloped Miesian Plaza.
Projected Motifs Bring Ancient Islamic Empires To Life
The Museum of Islamic Art in Doha, Qatar used Rosco Image Spot LED Gobo Projectors to project motifs inspired by ancient Islamic dynasties inside a recent exhibit.
Making Waves in Santiago de Chile’s First River Park
Designers worked with Rosco to engineer custom-coloured “lagoon blue” gobos to create a wave effect for a pedestrian walkway inside Santiago de Chile’s first river park.
Achieving The Vision Of Houston Eye Associates
Houston Eye Associates has selected Rosco’s LitePad HO90 LED fixtures to illuminate the high-end, designer frames on display inside their new retail stores.
The Rosco Story: From Gels To LEDs
As told by the Rosco Stand at Light + Building 2016
The award-winning designers at Michael Grubb Studio created our incredible stand at Light+Building, which helped us tell our “From Gels To LEDs” story to the thousands of designers and architects at the show.
Telling The Story By Changing The Colors On The Cyc
Lighting designer Alessandro Carletti used color to express the psychological mood of the characters in Teatro San Carlo’s production of “The Abduction from the Serraglio.” See his colour palette and learn why he chose the colours that he did.
