Dezeen Showroom: Danish company Arturel has worked with textile brand Kvadrat and designer Nital Patel on Dune, an acoustic panel collection with a serene aesthetic.
The Dune collection features artwork-like acoustic wall panels all made with Textile Felt fabric from Kvadrat Really ? Kvadrat's circular materials brand that recycles its own post-production textile waste as well as that from other companies.
Dune collection panels have a serene aesthetic
The panels have an understated pattern made up of three-dimensional planes with a gentle waveform flowing from top to bottom.
Dune intendeds to create a minimalist but artistic look, and the panels can be hung either on their own or in an arrangement of multiples.
They are made from Kvadrat's noise-dampening recycled felt
The Kvadrat Really Textile Felt is made of 70 per cent post-production waste textile and 30 per cent thermoplastic binder, and has a Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) of 0.75 on average. Its effectiveness in reducing sound frequency makes it a good choice for the workplace, although Arturel suggests the pieces can work equally well to bring calm to domestic spaces.

Product details:
Product: Dune

Designer: Nital Patel

Brand: Arturel

Contact: [email protected]
Material: post-production waste textile and thermoplastic binder

Colours/finishes: Natural and Slate Grey

Dimensions: 570 x 50 x 1120 millimetres
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