acoustic brand woven image manages sound waves with 3D-formed panel collection

"In contemporary interior design, acoustics have evolved from an afterthought into a defining design language. Architects and specifiers are increasingly seeking materials that perform both visually and functionally - where surface texture, light interplay and sound absorption converge to shape human experience. As open-plan workspaces, hospitality interiors and education hubs embrace more tactile, sustainable finishes, the market for high-performance acoustic materials has surged. Within this landscape, Woven Image has emerged as a global leader, continually pushing the boundaries of what acoustic surfaces can achieve."

"Tactile by design From the moment you encounter a Woven Image panel, the interplay between touch, texture and tone is unmistakable. Each surface feels alive - a sculptural presence that transforms the walls and ceilings it inhabits. The latest evolution of the embossed collection introduces new designs and an expanded scope for both wall and ceiling applications, continuing the brand's commitment to marrying sensory experience with sustainable performance."

"Every panel is engineered to reduce reverberation and enrich acoustic comfort in open-plan environments such as offices, lobbies, classrooms, cafés and restaurants. Yet this isn't performance for performance's sake; it's about humanising shared spaces. Crafted from at least 50% recycled content, low in VOC emissions and Global GreenTag™ certified with Declare and EPD transparency, these designs set a benchmark for responsible, design-led manufacturing."

Acoustic design has matured into a core design language where texture, light and sound absorption shape human experience across workplaces, hospitality and education spaces. Woven Image produces embossed and 3D-formed acoustic panels that combine sculptural surface character with engineered sound reduction to reduce reverberation and improve acoustic comfort. The panels are suited to offices, lobbies, classrooms, cafés and restaurants and aim to humanise shared environments. Materials contain at least 50% recycled content, are low in VOCs and carry Global GreenTag™ certification with Declare and EPD transparency, promoting tactile, sustainable, design-led manufacturing.

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