The Fylo acoustic panels are a beautiful addition to an open-concept space. Their sculptural design, engineered by Swiss brand Impact Acoustics, allows them to blend seamlessly into their surroundings, while absorbing sound and creating a cozy atmosphere.
Fylo acoustic panels are made from a faux-felt material called Archisonic. The panels look and feel like real felt, but are actually made from recycled plastic bottles. The eco-friendly panels come in two thicknesses and can be combined to create a multidimensional wall cladding. The Fylo panels are available in the standard 12-millimeter size, and a high-performance 24-millimeter variant.
To tightly curate the panels' available color palettes, Impact Acoustics teamed up with trend forecasters Colour Hive to assemble 26 color options for consumers. The brand describes its product as "a design that transcends boundaries."
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What's Driving This Trend
- Eco-friendly Acoustic Materials
- Companies can explore using recycled materials for acoustic products.
- Sculptural Acoustic Design
- Efforts can be made to integrate acoustic functionality with artistic design.
- Color-curated Acoustic Panels
- Trend forecasters can be consulted to provide a curated selection of colors for acoustic panels.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture and Design
- Innovative, aesthetically pleasing acoustic materials can be utilized in designing interiors and exteriors of buildings.
- Sustainability
- Companies can pursue eco-friendly practices and incorporate recycled materials into their products.
- Construction Materials
- There is an opportunity to develop new materials and techniques for acoustic panel production and installation.
