Architecture
of acoustic comfort

Sound-absorbing products for rooms where clear conversation matters. Explore forms, lighting and surfaces designed as part of the interior.

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Suspended blue acoustic forms in a contemporary lobby
Suspended forms and bafflesReducing echo and excessive reverberation

Sound-absorbing forms add treatment overhead where reflected sound builds up.

Acoustic lighting above a modern workspace
Acoustic lightingLight and acoustic comfort

Combine illumination with sound-absorbing surface above work, meeting and dining areas.

Patterned acoustic wall panels in an interior
Wall and ceiling panelsAbsorbing reflected sound

Wall and ceiling treatment introduces absorption across the room’s reflective surfaces.

Phonitura acoustic partitions
Acoustic partitionsAcoustic zoning

Divide open spaces visually and add local sound absorption around occupied areas.

Sculptural acoustic wall art
Acoustic wall artSound balance in interiors

Give a wall a visual focal point that also contributes sound absorption.

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Acoustics belongs in the design.

Make sound absorption
an expressive part
of architecture

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from withinHow porous felt absorbs reflected sound New tab ↗
Room acoustic treatment In-house production Bespoke geometry

A material designed
to work with space

Archiphonic is PET acoustic felt. As sound enters its porous fibre structure, part of the sound energy dissipates within the material, reducing the energy reflected back into the room.

Incoming waveHigh energy
Inside ArchiphonicInteraction with the fibre structure
Reflected soundReduced energy
Sound energy Absorbed energy
PET

Material composition

PET-based acoustic felt; confirm the composition for the specified product.

SPEC

Documented performance

Review material declarations and test reports for the selected specification.

ROOM

Sound absorption

Absorption depends on thickness, mounting, coverage and frequency.

CARE

Surface care

Follow the product care guide for the selected felt and finish.

FIRE

Fire performance

Check the fire classification for the material and assembly used in the project.

USE

Installation conditions

Confirm the proposed location and service conditions when selecting the product.

Completed projects and ideas that inspire

Choose
your rhythm

Bring sound absorption into the room, from a feature wall to a coordinated ceiling and wall treatment.

Suspended acoustic forms in an interior Suspended forms↗ Vertical acoustic baffles Acoustic baffles↗ Phonitura acoustic luminaire Acoustic lighting↗ Wall-mounted acoustic panels Wall and ceiling panels↗ Phonitura acoustic partitions Acoustic partitions↗ Acoustic wall art Acoustic wall art↗ Phonitura acoustic furniture Acoustic furniture↗ Custom-printed acoustic panels Custom-printed panels↗
Bespoke Phonitura acoustic solution

Need a different form?
Let’s develop it!

Share a sketch, drawing or interior concept. We will discuss the geometry, colour, mounting and possible integrations before defining the production specification.

  • Development from a drawing or sketch
  • Project dimensions and colour selection
  • Precision CNC machining
Send your idea

For spaces
that need to
sound right

Start with the room’s use, geometry and finishes. We will discuss suitable product families and an indicative acoustic assessment.

Find a solution

HoReCa

Restaurants, cafés and hotels

More comfortable conversation

Architects

And interior designers

Freedom of form and colour

Offices

Open-plan offices and meeting rooms

Reverberation control for workspaces

Developers

Residential and public projects

Solutions at scale

Venues

Conferences, cinemas and concerts

Clear speech

Homes

Residences and apartments

Comfort within the room

From acoustic brief
to finished form

Develop the acoustic treatment through assessment, product selection, detailing and production coordination.

  1. Discover

    Share a plan, visualisation and a description of the acoustic problem.

  2. Calculate

    Estimate treatment needs, then review the assumptions and selected products.

  3. Design

    Coordinate form, colour, fixings and integrations with the interior.

  4. Produce

    Manufacture the agreed elements from the approved project specification.

Useful content
and resources

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News without noise

Product collections, material guidance and practical room-acoustics articles for your next project.

Let us
shape the room’s sound.

Send a plan or visualisation with the room use and acoustic brief. We will discuss treatment options and prepare the next specification step.

PROJECT SUPPORT

Bring acoustic comfort into your project.

Send a floor plan or visualisation, the room use and your acoustic brief. We will discuss suitable product families, indicative coverage and the next specification step.

Try “acoustic lights”, “RT60” or a product name.