Decorative acoustic panels

Softer rooms,
louder walls

Felted PET panels in thirty-eight colours. They take the hardness out of a room and give you something worth looking at while they do it.

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Seven felted panel samples fanned out: oxblood, mustard, oatmeal, terracotta, teal, plum and charcoal
  • 38 colours, 3 thicknesses
  • Free samples, any colour
  • From £651.68 four panel minimum
  • 100% PET felted polyester fibre
A cafe back wall in forest green, clay red and stone, in staggered vertical drops

Built for walls people look at

Panels run in staggered vertical drops. Two or three colours mixed together hide the joins better than a single flat block. Visualisation, not a photograph of an installation.

The range

All thirty-eight

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OxbloodEF-01 ClaretEF-02 True RedEF-03 Rustic ClayEF-04 TangoEF-05 HazelnutEF-06 WalnutEF-07 HoneycombEF-08 Vintage GoldEF-09 TurmericEF-10 Autumn RustEF-11 MandarinEF-12 Antique CopperEF-13 SunburstEF-14 FernEF-15 MalachiteEF-16 JadeiteEF-17 Lagoon TealEF-18 PewterEF-19 Mist BlueEF-20 Slate StoneEF-21 AzureEF-22 Ink NavyEF-23 Deep LagoonEF-24 Denim GreyEF-25 PlumEF-26 Blush PinkEF-27 IvoryEF-28 PlatinumEF-29 Charcoal MistEF-30 OatmealEF-31 FlintEF-32 Camel HideEF-33 Silver FogEF-34 Dove GreyEF-35 Dark RoastEF-36 EbonyEF-37 OnyxEF-38

Thickness and quantity

Which thickness, and how many?

The one decision the shop forces on you, and the one worth £142 a panel. Pick the thickness for the room, put the wall in, and the arithmetic is done for you. A panel is 2440 by 1220mm, so each covers just under three square metres.

Thickness

4 panels

Wall , 2.98 m² a panel, each. Minimum 4, before delivery.

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Nine, twelve and twenty-four millimetre panels standing on edge side by side, showing the depth of each

In the room

Built for walls people look at

A cafe back wall in forest green, clay red and stone, in staggered vertical drops
Staggered drops in three colours hide the joins better than one flat block.Visualisation
A living room wall in narrow oxblood, oatmeal and slate strips beside an oak sideboard
Narrow strips read as a texture rather than as acoustic treatment.Visualisation
A home studio wall of teal, mustard and charcoal squares above a desk
A staggered grid of squares, in the room that usually needs it most.Visualisation
A library wall covered in staggered panels in green, coral, blue and stone
Mixing two or three colours across a long wall keeps it from flattening out.Visualisation

Free, on every colour

Start with a sample

See the colour in your own light before you spend six hundred pounds. It costs nothing and it is the only way to be sure.

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A home studio wall in teal, mustard and charcoal panels