Concept interiors
Invented
for design.
Patent pending
We don’t have to show our work.
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Plaster-in
A finished surface with only the intended opening on show.
Choice
Conventional + high velocity
Choose the connection and installation style for your system.
Access
Magnetic options
Removable models make the grille accessible for cleaning.
Projects
Standard + custom
From one room to a coordinated building-wide order.
Three product worlds
Invisible. Detail. System.
Choose what the room reveals. Then match the connection, installation, and access the project needs.
Invisible
A finish considered for the room.
The plaster-in flange is finished over. The room shows the intended opening.
Detail
If it’s going to be seen, make it worth looking at.
Hidden or center-stage, designs that fit your vision
System
A connection considered for the job.
Options for conventional and high-velocity systems. Match the exact outlet and connection to your mechanical design.
What’s inside
The room is the feature.
The vent knows its place.
The outer plaster-in flange is buried under the finished surface. The opening that remains can be a quiet detail or a deliberate pattern. Behind the wall, the body, connection, and installation method are chosen for the system and the cavity. Use the catalog where it fits; ask about custom when the drawing needs something else.
That is what invented for design means.
Read the long version →The catalog
Project support
A considered detail. At any scale.
Explore the catalog for your next home, hotel, or multifamily project. Need a custom size or help with a larger order? Tell us what the project needs.
From the Journal
Ideas for considered spaces.
System Guide
Specifying high-velocity outlets without the guesswork.
High-velocity outlets are a separate collection. Specify model, connection, airflow requirement, finish, access, and quantities with the drawing.
The Disappearing Vent
Invented for design.
Design includes the finished room, the order, and the install. Match the finish, connection, and access to the people doing the work on site.
The Disappearing Vent
The work behind a beautiful room.
What the room sees is the finished opening. Behind the wall sit the body, the connection, the install sequence, and access matched to the model.







