Innovative noise reduction technology doesn’t have to follow mundane design rules, not when bleeding-edge products can imbue somber but functional products with artistic flair. Acoustic panels accomplish this goal by complementing existing interior design principles. The beautifully accented strips of material then work as a technically competent acoustic regulation aid, but the formerly purely utilitarian design is now imbued with a decorative or customized exterior look.
The Connection between Aesthetics and Acoustic Engineering
Sound-mitigating acoustic panels work effectively, but they also serve in other ways. Their first task is to attenuate sound, but that functionality feature is augmented by an equally beneficial decorative look. In short, these panels create a soft-edged acoustic envelope, but they also add visual appeal to open space. Next, these flat panels are material-imbued, equipped with flattened woven surfaces that radiate cosmetic appeal thanks to an incorporated pattern or other visually appealing aspect, but our functionality scenario also partners naturally with organically designed products.
Organic Profiles Manage Noisy Environments
A three-dimensional piece of wall art holds its audience captive thanks to its contemporary outlines, but who knew it was also working hard to absorb propagating sound waves? Fine felt and foam-derived wall art pieces act as sound dampening benefactors. These attractive products look like they were created just to be gazed upon, but they’re actually also designed to reduce the effects of noise pollution. The angled elements in these flat wall sculptures capture sound from different directions, thus eliminating echo and reinforcing the natural ambiance of the space.
Textural Solutions Blend
Fabric panels and wood frames subsidize unique design plans with natural elements that aren’t normally associated with engineering principles. In effect, we’re describing a service that merges aesthetic design with noise abatement technology, so both roles must receive equal consideration. The selected fabrics are weighed according to their ability to blunt sharp echoes, but they’re also assessed in terms of a corresponding ability to satisfy an occupant’s visual tastes. As covered earlier, this accord is reached by mounting organically textured fabrics or by using an image that holds some kind of context, perhaps a portrait or piece of art screen printed on the surface of the fabric.
Alternatively, wooden frames and geometrically repeating patterns are favoured by many, plus there are always many other choices to be discovered in acoustic panel catalogues. These choices include three-dimensional wall pieces and textile-inlaid material strips, the acoustic controllers that merge artistic design with incredibly serviceable functionality.