Dezeen Showroom: acoustic treatment brand Autex Acoustics has listed a selection of its sound-dampening products on Dezeen Showroom, including panels that mimic the appearance of wood and stone.
Travertine and marble have been used in decoration for thousands of years and remain popular finishes in contemporary interior design schemes.
Panels from the Stone collection have distinctive striation-like details
Autex Acoustics has tapped into this enduring trend via its Stone collection, which features acoustic panels that combine the aesthetics of veined stone with sound-absorbing benefits.
Like other products in the brand's catalogue, the surfaces provide an affordable and flexible alternative to conventional acoustic cladding in a diverse selection of patterns, according to Autex Acoustics. Acoustic Timber comes in three application formats
Another natural material that the brand has referenced through its range of sound-dampening items is wood ? Acoustic Timber is informed by the knots and grain patterns present in real wooden veneers.
Baffles, tiles and panels are included in the collection, which offers a range of patterns that take cues from different wood species including pine, ash, oak, eucalyptus and walnut.
The Frontier acoustic range is designed to create a wave effect on interior surfaces
Designed specifically for ceilings and walls, the brand's Frontier system comprises 100 per cent polyester fibre shapes that help control noise levels.
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