Unified Costa Mesa: Autograph Experience Center with Five MicroLED Walls

Costa Mesa, California now has a place that doesn’t feel like a product aisle—it feels like a custom meal from a five-star kitchen. Unified’s Just Video Walls Autograph Experience Center packs five MicroLED walls into one designed space: a nearly 8′×9′ portrait art wall at the door, a competitive 16:9 dining/conference wall, a smaller matching art canvas, a native 2.40 Autograph cinema wall at 205″ and 0.9 mm, and a bar-side art wall that would destroy the vibe if you hung a normal TV there.

Stop talking formats—start talking about the space

Don walked me through why the center exists. Unified launched as a Southern California rep firm covering roughly thirteen to fourteen people and brands like Lutron/Ketra, Josh.ai, Coastal Source, and Amina. The building isn’t a speaker wall of SKUs—it’s an experience for dealers, homeowners, architects, and designers. Lighting designer/artist Greg Mackell (HLB) painted under Ketra; the same lights that render his art also run the rooms via app or Josh.ai voice.

205″ Autograph, 0.9 mm, six sources at once

The big dog is a native 2.40 Autograph at 205″ diagonal, 0.9 mm pitch, 5120×2160—more pixels than a Kaleidescape title can fill. I stood close enough that pixels disappeared while Ketra downlights and light floors stayed on. Multilayering stacked four sports feeds under streaming and a game. Custom trim finishes every wall; matte surfaces kill the mirror effect so art loops look like real canvases, not plastic TVs next to real paintings.

Architects who came for Ketra spent the night at the cinema wall asking how to put it on plan. Don’s favorite lesson from the entry portrait: don’t call them TVs—call them digital canvas—and stop obsessing over 16:9 versus 2.35. Ask what the space needs. West Coast folks: come see it in Costa Mesa, then start at justvideowalls.com to get matched with an integrator who builds this way.