LED cove lighting that disappears into the ceiling.
A warm halo around the room. No visible strip, no hot spots, no drift in colour. The cove geometry, the strip choice, and the driver are all sized for the room before the plaster closes up.
The reason most cove jobs look wrong.
Two things give a cove away on day one — you can see the strip, or the colour temperature is wrong for the room. We solve both at the drawing stage. The cove is deep enough to hide the LED at every viewing angle, and the colour is calibrated to the wall paint and the daylight the room actually gets.
We work with both warm-white static (typically 2700K) and tunable-white systems for rooms that change between morning and evening use. Every install includes a proper driver, a wall dimmer, and optional smart-home tie-in.
- Warm-white or tunable-white CRI 95+ strip
- Driver sized to the actual run length
- Wall dimmer or Lutron / smart-home control
- Six-year strip warranty, transferable
Different shapes, different feel.
L-cove
A right-angle cove tucked under the ceiling. Simple, clean, ideal for a single accent line above a sofa or bed.
Tray cove
A perimeter recess that drops the centre of the ceiling. Adds presence without lowering the room and spreads light evenly.
Continuous channel
A linear plaster slot that runs along a single wall. Architectural and quiet — great for hallways and kitchens.
Stepped grid
Multi-tier coffer with hidden strip in each step. The most dramatic of the four, suited to dining and formal lounges.
What a cove install runs.
Plaster cove, strip, driver sizing, wall dimmer.
Drop tray geometry, hidden strip, edge mitred.
Tunable-white strip with a 2-channel driver and dimmer.
Lutron Caseta, RadioRA 3, or Crestron coordination on site.
Talk to us before the drywall closes.
The best time to plan a cove is before the ceiling is finished. Send your floor plan and we will recommend the right geometry and strip spec.