One with the space

Colourway

The solution disappears. The calm remains. Acoustics in the colours and lines of your interior.

Guests dining in a restaurant with a large acoustic wall featuring raised lettering

01  What you hear

Hard materials reflect sound.

Glass, concrete and tiles make voices reverberate. People speak louder, find it harder to understand each other and tire more quickly. It is not a question of volume, but of too little sound-absorbing material.

02  What we do

Sound-absorbing textile, in the colour of your interior.

Sound-absorbing material reduces reverberation within the space. We match colour and form to the wall, ceiling or furniture, so the solution blends into the design. No set palette: we choose together, using samples.

Colour, tailored to you

03  Where it works

Wall

Acoustics that blend into the wall: smooth, in relief or with lettering and shapes from your visual identity.

Ceiling

Slats, islands or baffles that reduce reverberation from above, where walls need to stay clear.

Freestanding

Freestanding elements that gently divide areas and move as the space changes.

Furniture

Acoustics built into benches, cupboards or alcoves: furniture you see, calm you hear.