Ceiling decoration lights for arcades, game centers, and gaming cafes
The ceiling is the first thing a visitor sees from the entrance and the one surface every seat in the room shares. These modules and feature pieces are designed for it: repeated across a game floor, clustered above a counter, or used as one statement piece in the entrance hall.
UFO saucer ceiling light (Q Series module)
A round vacuum-formed UFO-style saucer light with an illuminated center and rim. Effective on its own above a counter; repeated across an arcade or game center ceiling, it forms a constellation.
Ring feature wall set (DD + E combination)
A ring frame with six radial modules, supplied as a single kit with the mounting layout already resolved.
Triangular entrance hall ceiling light, 3 m
A statement ceiling piece for entrance halls, 3000 × 2770 mm, with a lit ring at the center and three radiating panels.
Faceted RGB wall panel (BB Series module)
A faceted 3D wall panel with an RGB edge. A dependable choice for feature walls in game centers and gaming cafes where depth is wanted without a large feature piece.
Giant three-tier UFO ceiling light, 1.5 m
A giant UFO-style ceiling centerpiece with three illuminated tiers, approximately 1.5 m in diameter. The arcade ceiling light visitors photograph on the way in.
Suspended LED ring with satellite saucers, 4 m
A four-meter suspended ring with satellite saucers. A single piece that anchors a large hall.
Ring and triangle wall set (II + JJ combination)
A round center inside a double ring, with six triangular modules arranged around it. A balanced feature for a single wall.
Big White soft-glow ceiling panel
A large soft-glow ceiling panel, 1200 × 400 mm. Provides even light where a more elaborate feature piece would be excessive.
Curved LED wall module (S Series)
A curved module that reads as motion when repeated. Well suited above racing and rhythm games, where the room is already in movement.
Large sectional ceiling feature
A ceiling feature for main halls, shipped in sections and assembled on site.
Crescent moon LED wall light
A slim crescent module that pairs with circular modules, softening compositions built from hard geometry.
Reception feature wall set (ML + Sky Circle)
A ring center with satellite modules. The set most often specified behind a reception desk.
Layered saucer ceiling light (D01)
A layered saucer with acrylic fins. The fins catch light from below, so the piece reads from any angle.
Ring LED wall light (Small Magic Sky Circle)
A ring module with an inner glow. Typically the anchor of a wall arrangement, with smaller modules placed around it.
Ceiling light with matching column wrap (D03)
A ceiling feature with a matching column wrap, for rooms where a pillar stands beneath the main span.
Long-wall linear set (VX combination)
A continuous linear frame with corner pieces, designed for long walls and ceilings where a single feature would be lost.
Linear LED module with light apertures (Lines and Eyes)
A linear module with illuminated apertures, bridging the gap between a light line and a feature piece.
Triangle-in-ring LED wall light
A triangle framed within an illuminated ring. Works as a repeating unit or as a single accent above a doorway.
Spaceship LED ceiling light (Long Ship module)
An elongated spaceship-shaped ceiling light with an RGB edge and an illuminated core. A popular choice above the long desk rows of a gaming cafe and along arcade walkways.
U-shaped LED linear light
A continuous linear run, cut to length. The connective element between feature pieces.
Wing LED feature light
A winged form, approximately 1000 × 600 mm. Often mirrored on either side of a screen or a stage.
Angel wing LED feature light, 3.2 m
A 3.2 m illuminated span, designed for high ceilings where a smaller piece would be lost.
3D hexagon LED wall light box
A deep, commercial-grade hexagon LED light box that tiles into honeycomb walls and ceilings. The most versatile module in the range, and the venue-scale answer to the hexagon wall lights sold for home gaming rooms.
Round infinity mirror sign
A round infinity mirror light with a mirror-tunnel effect and an animated RGB ring. Your artwork or logo is placed inside the tunnel, which makes it the usual reception sign for billiard halls and arcades.
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Common questions about Ceiling lights
Which ceiling lights work best in a game center or arcade?
One large feature piece above the entrance or the main floor, with smaller saucer or hexagon modules repeated over the machine rows. The feature piece gives the room a focal point; the repeated modules carry the rhythm across the ceiling.
How are the ceiling modules mounted?
Most are surface-mounted or suspended on cables from standard fixings, with the wiring routed above the ceiling to one controller per zone. Installation drawings are supplied with the design, and a local contractor can install from them with our remote guidance.
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