Receptions and lobbies

Digital displays in receptions and lobbies let you welcome visitors, show corporate information, announce events and direct people to rooms or services. They can be used in companies, hotels and other buildings to combine practical information with brand content. The choice between a professional display and an LED solution depends on the space available, the lighting and the viewing distance.

An LED videowall creates a large-format visual surface without the bezels between screens typical of an LCD videowall. It can show corporate videos, welcome messages and content tailored to events or visits, reinforcing the visual identity of the space. Its modular configuration lets you adjust the dimensions and proportions to the design of the reception. The pixel pitch should be chosen according to the viewing distance and the detail of the content.

The content on reception displays can be updated and scheduled remotely when the installation has connectivity and a compatible management system. This lets you change welcome messages, agendas, notices and campaigns without physically accessing each display. Several sites can also be managed from a single platform if the equipment and software support that function.

The size of an LED display for a reception should be defined according to the surface available, the viewing distance and the content to be shown. A display intended for corporate videos may need a different configuration from one showing agendas or text-based directions. You should also consider how it integrates into the space and its visibility from the entrance and waiting areas.

The pixel pitch of an LED display for a lobby should be chosen according to the minimum viewing distance and the detail of the content. A smaller pixel pitch fits more pixels into the same surface, which matters when visitors come close to the display or need to read small text. It is worth checking the legibility of the planned content from the different areas of the reception.

A reception LED display can be configured in different dimensions and proportions to fit into walls, recesses or interior design features. Curved or angled surfaces need models and mounting systems compatible with those geometries. The project should allow for the mount, ventilation, cabling and access for maintenance.

Reception displays can combine welcome messages, company information, event agendas and directions for visitors. Text should be short and legible from the circulation and waiting areas. It is worth matching the length and pace of the content to how long people stay, and prioritising information that is useful for their visit.