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Creating a memorable first impression is becoming increasingly important for modern offices and corporate headquarters. For many businesses, the reception area is the first thing visitors, customers, and staff experience when entering the building - making it the perfect place to showcase brand identity, company culture, and products through a modern Reception Video Wall Display. This was exactly the challenge faced by Citizen Watch when looking to modernise and elevate a sma

The Client: Sussex Police The Project: Head Office CCTV Control Rooms Upgrade Sussex Police embarked on a project to modernise their CCTV Control Rooms at Head office, aiming to overcome a common challenge: team members crowding around a single small display during critical surveillance meetings. The goal was to create a more dynamic, connected environment that could support real-time decision-making across multiple areas. A Seamless Multi-Room AV Solution Windsor delive

The Client: AGA Cookshop The Project A new flagship showroom in Oundle, Northamptonshire provides an extraordinary space for the new AGA Cookshop and Demo Kitchen. Aga were seeking a display to complement their creation of a state-of-the-art showroom and kitchen demonstration area. After assessing various proposals, Aga chose Windsor's 2x2 Philips 65” Video Wall Solution, which delivered the centrepiece they were looking for, designed to excite and engage their cust

The Project Our Client has partnered with Toyota to open a brand-new Experience Centre designed to be used for a variety of events.    A 135” All-in-One LED Display was the ideal centrepiece, providing a striking visual impact while delivering unmatched flexibility.  Meeting Diverse Needs The centre's demanding environment, called for a display that could serve multiple purposes without compromising quality. The large 135” LED screen offered a “wow factor”  with its vibra

Client: Investis Product Interest: Freestanding Video Wall Creating a Large-Scale Digital Feature Within a Glass Office Environment Windsor Displays were approached by Investis, a global digital communications company, to design and install a Video Wall solution within their London office located on Fashion Street. The objective was to create a high-impact digital display that would: • enhance the visitor experience, • showcase promotional video content, • reinforce the com

Client: London Film and Media Company Product Interest: Video Wall This international film company required a finishing touch that pushed the boundaries of design for their brand-new London Office reception and walkway entrance. The beautiful LCD 2 screen x 3 screen video wall set within a beautifully finished architecturally designed slatted wall walkway this space sets off the experience of visiting the studio. The concept of the video wall was to allow visitors a video-w

Creating a High-Impact Digital Centrepiece for a Creative Studio. Emperor, London-based design agency, approached Windsor Displays looking for a premium LCD video wall installation to create visual impact within the foyer area of their studio. The objective was to create a striking digital centrepiece that immediately elevated the visitor experience upon entering the space, while also providing a dynamic platform to showcase the agency’s latest creative reels, branding conten

Client: CSM – Asahi Beer Product Interest: Video Walls, audio and system karaoke The setting of this project was within a small space designed to create big impact design. The brief was to create an immersive digital space to engage in business as well as fun before and after each Manchester City home football match. The requirement was for 2 video walls, each 2 x 2, 55” screens to be sited within a small room, which turned out to be a Corporate Box at the Etihad Football Sta

Client: McGoldricks Sport Bar Product Interest: Large LED Video Wall Solutions “Amazing,” is how Paul Corrigan described the impact his Samsung 146” LED wall has had in his bar. “A big screen is what people are looking for from their sports bar, the better the quality, the further they will travel”. McGoldricks had a 3x3 video wall, with wide bezels and although it offered a good size display, the screens created lots of reflection and the wide bezels interrupted the overal