Compare printed acoustic wall art, frames and 3D felt panels

Printed acoustic artwork centres on an image, such as a landscape, abstract composition or illustration. The print and frame become part of the interior, while the absorbing construction behind the image provides the acoustic function.

Check the exact material, frame, dimensions and mounting on the product page. A printed appearance does not tell you how much absorption a product provides.

An interchangeable frame can suit a space where the displayed image changes. Check which textile or print is compatible and which parts of the acoustic construction remain in place when you replace it.

Consider how you will use the frame over time, including access for changing the artwork. Do not assume that every textile or replacement print has the same acoustic properties.

With FeltArt, layers of coloured PET felt form the image. The relief creates depth and shadows, with a surface that also absorbs some of the sound reaching it.

Each standard product is a set of two panels. Choose a supplied design, colour and available size. The composition is made from the felt itself, so it is not an interchangeable printed image.

For each option, check the exposed area, material, thickness and installation. Use acoustic measurements only when they apply to that product and mounting. Different constructions should not be described as equivalent without supporting test data.

A combination of products and soft furnishings can make sense in a larger room. Start with a coherent visual plan and review which hard surfaces remain exposed.

FeltArt panel sets are available for delivery to England, Scotland and Wales. Other catalogue products are not currently supported for a British delivery address.

Orders are charged in euros and shipped from the Netherlands. UK import VAT, any customs duty and clearance fees are payable separately on import. Check the shipping policy and checkout information for the current conditions before ordering.