Idaho Mountain Design Group
Light held at architectural scale
Large-format backlit installations for hospitality and residential interiors — a wall that stops being a wall.
Large-format backlit installations for hospitality and residential interiors — a wall that stops being a wall.
Most large art is made once and hung once. This line is built the other way around: a repeatable way to take a high-resolution generative image and install it at architectural scale as a lit — and optionally animated — wall.
The image changes per commission. The method does not. That is what makes it a product rather than a one-off, and what lets a piece be specified for a lobby, a suite, a private residence, or a room that does not exist yet.
Every installation is developed for its wall. Scale, luminance, mounting depth and the building's tolerance for structure all move together, so each commission begins with the site rather than the picture.
Artwork by Adriel J Wool
A night sky whose stars are recursive fractal snowflakes — structure that keeps resolving the closer you stand to it. At room scale it reads as depth. At arm's length it reads as geometry.
It is the piece the line was built around, and the reason the method exists: an image with detail this deep is wasted at poster size, and only becomes itself when it is lit and very large.
This line is offered by inquiry. If you are specifying for a property, a lobby, or a residence, we will talk through the wall, the light and the room before anything else — and tell you honestly whether the piece suits the space.
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