Designed by Ewing Cole, PA, Jali Flight was used to create elegant, light-filtering privacy screens in the reception area of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) Special Care Center. The ability of this material to transmit light while scrambling other visual input permits the definition of space and privacy while allowing and extending natural and ambient light.

“The wall looks sensational, it’s all about light interacting with the environment.” HLB, NYC – Barbara Horton

“The intent of the space was to create a multi-layered effect from lighting the Sensitile panel. The designers aimed to have the acrylic material of the Sensitile panel "catch" the ambient lighting from the reception area and open office behind, for a soft luminous glow. Accent lighting from above was implemented to create a dazzling effect reflected in the mirror facets in the panel. HLB, NYC – Bradley Sisenwain

“We like the balance of privacy and transparency it offers for use at the yoga room. The luxe, sparkly effect works as a feature for the overall space.” Related Companies, NYC – Tod Roemer

“For the Delta Sky Clubs, our objective in specifying Sensitile was to signal the modernity, transparency and more premium image of the rebranding to customers. Completely different than the previous ‘Crown Room Clubs,’ the Sky Clubs aligned with other premium experiences that Delta’s business class customers were accustomed to, such as luxury hotels and restaurants. It also provided Delta with more proprietary environmental design cues in their toolkit.”-Designer, Delta Sky Club

In this graceful Gensler design, freestanding light emitting dividers were used as space-defining elements in multiple floors. Material was specially developed for this project to allow for a minimalistic and “floating” installed appeal. The choice of material was guided by the brand’s core value to celebrate the beauty of energy efficiency, technology that is central to the design of this material. Lit with RGB LEDs, on the top and bottom edges, light emission was achieved over the entire 100” span of the panel from both surfaces, giving it the intended ethereal beauty.

Designed by Form 4 Architecture, the meeting spaces at Netflix headquarters in Los Angeles are defined by clear Lumina™ panels that were used as space-dividing screens that double up as a beacon-like feature.

Frosted finish diffuses ambient light while the smooth surfaces are easy to clean.

Selectively transparent, durable terrazzo with windows of light. Available in a spectrum of colors and patterns.

Transparency can be modulated through variations in patterns. Smooth exterior surfaces can be cleaned easily.

The material captures natural movements and forms, bringing Biophilic design to the interiors.