A meeting of materials that turns spaces into elegant, contemporary environments.
1920 x 700 px
Integrating a stretch ceiling with cabinetry combines the diffuse light of the membrane with the structure and finish of wood in a single piece. The result is built-in lighting with no visible fittings, a continuous finish and greater creative freedom for architects and designers.
1200 x 800 px
Combining stretch ceilings and cabinetry makes it possible to create exclusive projects with excellent finish, visual comfort and aesthetic identity.
This integration widens the creative possibilities for architects and designers, delivering sophisticated solutions for many different kinds of space.
Refined finish
Lighting integrated with wood
Full customisation
Visual lightness
High durability
Contemporary design
Living rooms
Bedrooms
Reception areas
Offices
Shops
Restaurants
A stretch ceiling is a membrane tensioned over a structural profile and lit from behind with LED. It diffuses light evenly, with no visible light source, creating continuous luminous surfaces across ceilings, walls and cabinetry.
Yes. That is exactly the integration Maxime develops: the membrane is built into the unit or panel, with the profile concealed by the wood, creating a continuous plane of light with no visible fitting.
Depth depends on the type of LED used and the lighting effect intended. Because this changes from project to project, Maxime defines the measurement at the technical stage, considering the cabinetry structure and the finish required.
No. The membrane is removable, which gives access to the LED for maintenance without dismantling the cabinetry. Cleaning is done with a soft cloth and a neutral product.
We bring light, wood and finish together in a single piece.