Summer sale — -20% on orders over €500 — ends in
--
days
--
hours
--
min
--
sec
☀️ Limited edition — only 2 000 / 2 000 pieces left
Code
Soleil20
✓ Copied!
Choosing an Acoustic Panel Based on Its Absorption Coefficient: A Practical Guide
Absorption coefficients (αw) range from 0.1 (reflective) to 1.0 (total absorption). For a living room, aim for 0.4-0.6; for an office, 0.6-0.8. Consult the technical specifications and adjust the t...

Thermal Insulation Wall Art: Combine Wall Decor and Energy Efficiency
Thermal insulation wall art incorporates low-conductivity materials (cork, natural wool) to reduce energy loss. Particularly effective on cold walls, they improve perceived comfort while reducing h...

Sound Diffusing Wall Art: Fusion of Wall Decor and Designer Speakers
Sound art pieces seamlessly conceal audio technology behind authentic artworks. Utilizing flat transducers and acoustically transparent materials, they offer immersive sound diffusion without compr...

Does the material (alu, wood, glass) affect sound absorption?
Aluminum and glass reflect sound, increasing acoustic brightness. Wood slightly absorbs mid-tones while textile or cork supports offer the best absorption. Adapt your choice according to the desire...

Impact of Artwork Arrangement on Sound Propagation
The spacing of artworks directly influences sound diffusion: grouped, they create localized absorption zones; dispersed, they offer homogeneous treatment. Respect the rule of thirds for optimal bal...

Wall art as a decorative element in a recording studio
In a studio, prioritize artworks without thick frames, positioned between existing acoustic panels. Avoid large reflective surfaces facing microphones and opt for matte materials that blend discree...

Wall art and sound: the case of a music room
In a music room, choose paintings in natural, absorbent materials, avoid reflective surfaces, and position them in the first reflection zones. The goal is to control reverberation without stifling ...