BAUX's soundproof tiles are proving to be a hit at Stockholm Design Week. Their bold and aesthetic features make these acoustic panels coveted by the world's top brands. Companies like Google, Stella McCartney and EF Schools have used BAUX for marketing and commercial use. BAUX uses contemporary architects, engineers and builders to create their product. BAUX has expanded its look to mimic art installations and has grown its displays drastically.
The Swedish tile brand uses features that provide sound absorption, excellent thermal insulation capacity, high thermal storage capacity, and is proven highly resistant to fire. BAUX's tiles makes boards and panels of cement bound wood wool. Wood wool comes from Spruce trees and is sprung from nature, joined together with pure cement to provide unique features to any building.
Soundproofing Art Installations
BAUX Creates Acoustic Soundproofing Walls in an Aesthetic Manner
Trend Themes
1. Soundproofing Tiles - BAUX's soundproof tiles offer an opportunity for disruptive innovation in architectural design and construction.
2. Acoustic Panels - The use of BAUX's aesthetic acoustic panels presents disruptive innovation opportunities in interior design and office spaces.
3. Art-inspired Building Materials - BAUX's art-inspired tiles have the potential to disrupt the construction industry by offering unique and visually appealing building materials.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - BAUX's soundproof tiles can disrupt the architecture industry by providing architects with innovative solutions to improve acoustic design in buildings.
2. Interior Design - The use of BAUX's acoustic panels in interior design can bring disruptive innovation to the industry by offering stylish and functional solutions to noise reduction.
3. Construction - BAUX's art-inspired building materials can disrupt the construction industry by providing builders with sustainable and visually appealing options for soundproofing and insulation.