Inspiration Team

Combining great art with the high-end acoustic absorption panels of the Imagine collection offers the unique opportunity to transform any space into a calm sanctuary. The collection boasts a diverse range of sizes, ensuring a perfect fit for any room. Read on for more inspiration on how to add beautiful art and great acoustics to your space.

CHOOSE THE ENTIRE PAPER COLLECTIVE COLLECTION

Choose an artwork from one of the 60 handpicked artists in the Paper Collective collection. The artwork is printed on textile, and framed over a top-grade acoustic panel with the sound absorption class A - the best available.


Raw Oak framing is our standard recommendation for a modern and exclusive look. If you have another idea in mind, other finishes are available on request.

Modern interior design calls for harder surfaces and minimalistic designs. However, in spaces like this, what happens to sound? It bounces back and forth forever, making it hard to speak, live, and relax in these rooms. To make a positive change to a beautiful space, adding one or more acoustic art panels will drastically improve this for you. If you are in doubt about how to choose the right panels for your rooms, feel free to reach out. For now, check out a few examples of how other people have done it.

Many offices and workspaces have poor acoustics, consequently impacting the communication, performance, and well-being of the people working.

Adding acoustic art to your walls not only adds beautiful artwork to your spaces, but substantially improves the quality of the workspace itself.

Below, find inspiration to help you style your office with acoustic art.

Produced in collaboration with Danish Acoustic company Akuart, the panels have the best-in-class sound absorbing classifications in all tests:

Sound absorption class: A
Weighted absorption coefficient (αw): 1.0

(This means that this is the highest-class sound absorbent available on the market)


PET with fibres from recycled plastic bottles


Polyester made with 100% recycled polyester fibres

If your preferred artwork is not already available, let us know by 

Please note that our acoustic panels are currently only available for private purchases in Europe. If you need a shipping quote for other destinations, please get in touch.

All The Way To Paris (ATWTP) is one of our favorite Scandinavian graphic design studios. Through their strong graphics and soft, elegant touches, they have long been the preferred partner of a range of top lifestyle and fashion brands. The last few years their graphic design products in paper and textile have been sold through the world’s best design shops through successful collaborations with producers such as HAY and &Tradition.

All The Way To Paris

Multicolor

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Nine Moods - Acoustic Panel

57x80 / Oak

Nina Bruun is based in Copenhagen and holds a Master's degree in Furniture and Spatial Design from the Royal Danish Academy of Design. As a designer gone industry professional, Nina has carved out a niche on the Nordic design scene as a leading source on interior trends, color knowledge and design forecasting as evidenced in several features including Wallpaper, Design Milk, Herald Tribune and Le Figaro.

Prior to forming her independent consultancy, Nina worked with the revered Danish design company, Muuto. Here, she was responsible for colors, trends, textiles and design management, effectively involving Nina in every aspect of the interior design business from product briefs to photo shoots and digital media campaigns.

Also an accomplished designer, Nina has received a Red Dot Design Award and has work accepted in the permanent collection at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York.

Nina Bruun

Black

Beige

Solid Shapes 01 - Acoustic Panel

The Knot - Acoustic Panel

Henrik Bülow is a Danish Photographic institution in and of himself. His work is to be found in all the vanguard danish fashion bibles, and in nearly all of their issues. He’s a prolific framer – his shots rolling off the printing presses are usually the first snap of every set-up – his index finger knows what he wants, and Bülow’s command of a set is as effective as it is captive.

Henrik Bülow

Green

White

Yellow

Fried Egg - Acoustic Panel

Norm Architects is a multidisciplinary design studio focusing on residential architecture, commercial interiors and industrial design. Norm Architects were recently named Danish designers of the year, and have impressed worldwide with their soft minimalism furniture, lighting and accessories designed for companies such as Menu, Design Within Reach and many more. The studio was founded in 2008 by architects Kasper Rønn and Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen by their vocation to create timeless architecture and meaningful design products.

“Our home and the things we surround ourselves with, should provide a refuge from the daily chaos, which seems to dominate our world. By understanding minimalism as an aesthetic, and simplicity as a philosophy of life, NORM aims at providing structures which gives a feeling of freedom.

The justification of a product lies in its ability to differentiate; aesthetically and in functionality. With a determined focus on the good idea, right materials and fine craftsmanship, Norm Architects primary endeavour is to create useful products, appealing design, and architecture that captures and inspire life.”

Norm Architects

Play II - Acoustic Panel

Amsterdam based Mae Studio expresses a world of motion and emotion through a minimal use of form and colour. Working on canvas and paper, her works feature organic forms mixed with muted tones to create striking compositions that reflect human emotions. Soft yet bold, flowing forms come together to create work that is organic and familiar, yet presents her unique vision of the world around her.

Mae Studio

Gray

The Voice Within 01 - Acoustic Panel

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