Framed Acoustic Panels
Framed Acoustic Panels is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Care information
Care information
The furniture we love and appreciate, those that are part of our everyday luxury, also deserve luxury care. Our pieces are crafted of high quality materials to last over time. Although age can catch up with us, it is possible to preserve their original appeal and beauty by caring for them regularly.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
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Framed Acoustic Panels
Description
Description
Improve your workspace soundscape with the Framed Acoustic Panels, a collaboration between Abstracta and Verk that seamlessly blends art, craftsmanship, and acoustic performance. Each wall panel features exquisite textiles designed by renowned Swedish designer Ingegerd Råman, whose signature weaving technique highlights premium Swedish wool's natural colours and textures.
These panels are more than just functional—they’re a sophisticated wall feature framed in untreated Swedish oak for a timeless, authentic look. Available in three elegant colourways and three versatile sizes, the Framed Acoustic Panels complement any interior, from contemporary offices to creative studios.
Despite their slim 45 mm profile, these wall panels deliver outstanding sound absorption, making them perfect for reducing noise in busy environments. The unique wool textile enhances acoustics and brings warmth and character to your walls.
Key Features:
- Hybrid design: acoustic wall panel and framed art piece in one
- Superior noise absorption for quieter, more productive spaces
- Crafted from Swedish wool and untreated oak for a natural, sophisticated finish
- Available in multiple sizes and colourways to suit any décor
Transform your office or workspace with Framed Acoustic Panels—where Scandinavian design meets exceptional acoustic comfort.
