Architectural product manufacturer NOWN presents a look at its special Infiknit material, which is created by a team of designers, engineers, and creators. It is able to be applied to most environments including walls and ceilings for a transformative space. The products are made in Amsterdam, which is the headquarters of the company. The Infiknit has a three-dimensional texture and helps with absorbing sound to reduce and control reverberations.
NOWN states, "Juxtaposing industry-leading knitting technology with time-tested architectural manufacturing techniques, InfiKnit is a toolkit for designers that softens, expands, absorbs, and transforms space. Infiknit's material and unique 3D texture reduce the impact of noise from everyday annoyances like ringing, typing, and chatter, resulting in a more pleasant and productive environment."
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What's Driving This Trend
- Architectural-focused 3d-knitted Products
- Architectural-focused companies are embracing 3D-knitted products for transformative spaces.
- Infiknit Material
- NOWN's Infiknit material provides a dynamic 3D texture for absorbing sound and reducing noise reverberations.
- Softening and Expanding Space
- InfiKnit serves as a toolkit for designers to soften, expand, and transform spaces for enhanced productivity.
Who This Affects Most
- Architectural Products
- Architectural product manufacturers are utilizing 3D-knitted materials to create transformative spaces.
- Textile Manufacturing
- Companies in the textile industry can explore opportunities to produce innovative 3D-knitted materials like NOWN's Infiknit.
- Interior Design
- Interior design professionals can leverage Infiknit's sound absorbing properties to create more pleasant and productive environments.
