The first ePaper display frames
designed for premium spaces
Cable-free, noiseless, emitting no light at all. It hangs like a picture, updates like software, and is never the loudest thing in the room.
The film
See it where it lives.
No cable
Battery and Wi-Fi
Up to 3 years
Autonomy
99.9 %
Less energy
Remote control
For the whole fleet
We didn’t invent
a new material,
we liberated ink.
Inside every Ginko display, the very same ink that is in your pen is brought to life. Not by heat, not by light, but by invisible electric signals of extreme precision. They move the pigment held inside millions of microscopic capsules, until the image settles.
What you see is not light forced into your eyes, as it is on an LED panel. It is a paper-like presence: ink rearranged at will, in silence, to print an image. The result is a display that is soft on the eyes and holds its image from any angle, just like a framed print.
There is something timeless about laying ink on a surface: it was one of the great revolutions. We are making it responsive and ever-changing. Gutenberg would be proud.
Millions of microscopic capsules. The same ink that is in your pen.
The frames
Two formats. One quiet object.
The same 42-inch canvas, the same resolution, the same content. Only the presence changes.
Where Ginko lives
Wherever the image is part of the architecture…
A suite in Marrakech. A flagship on Bond Street. A yacht in the Mediterranean. The object does not change. The intention does.
…and wherever silence matters.
Ginko Studio
One display or a thousand,
from the same window.
Group your frames by floor, by room, by moment. Publish to one or to all, schedule the day ahead, and let the walls take care of themselves.
A Studio licence comes with every frame, from the very first one.
Pricing
Own it, or lease it.
Purchase
From 3 800 €
- You own the object
- Studio Essential included
Lease
From 165 € / mo
- No initial investment, 24 to 48 months
- Studio Pro included
Every configuration is quoted individually, adjusted to finishes, volume, deployment context and support level.
In practice
Three questions, every time.
Always the same three.
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01
“Is it a screen?”
No. No light thrown at your eyes, no fan, no hum: none of what makes a screen tiring to live with. It reads like a paper print behind glass, and nothing about it says the image can change.
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02
“Where does it plug in?”
Nowhere. No cable, nothing to recess, nothing to open in the wall. At one image a day, three hours of charging last three years: the electricity it costs is next to nothing.
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03
“Can we change the image?”
In seconds. One frame or a thousand, from a phone, a tablet or a laptop. Nothing to print, nothing to ship, nothing to swap out by hand.