FilzFelt

"I recently visited a building designed by Japanese architecture firm Sanaa in southern Germany. I was fascinated by the architecture of the industrial structure that features an undulating facade of large acrylic glass modules that wrap around the entire building like a curtain. It gives the building an incredible lightness and elegance." —Bernd Benninghoff on the inspiration behind his latest collection of acoustic wall panels. Head to the link in our bio to read our interview with Bernd.

With over ninety colors of pure wool felt, six unique modules, and the ability to customize patterning, ARO Plank 1 by Architecture Research Office offers unlimited ways to create a striking acoustic wall. Learn more at the link in bio.

“I often cross paths with buildings that are intricately designed on the outside, only to be rather mundane and monochromatic on the inside. With Facade, I was interested in transferring textures, lines, and three-dimensional depth from the outside of these buildings, to the inside.” — Bernd Benninghoff, designer of Facade

Over forty patterns of Hanging Panels to choose from, but Polka 90 really rounds out the collection.

The perfect way to divide without disconnecting. Explore Plectere at the link in bio.

Sheep’s wool is highly regarded for its crimped, elastic fibers that are easily felted to form a highly durable fabric. Wool is naturally long-lasting, has excellent dyeability, is resistance to flame and compression, and provides thermal and sound insulation. Plus, this natural fiber is a rapidly renewable resource (it grows back!) and is biodegradable. Just a few reasons we love working with 100% Wool Design Felt.

Subtle yet sunny, 535 Sesam is our favorite summery shade.

Sustainable from the start. Together with , our materials are natural, renewable, and biodegradable. Plus the processes for making our architectural products are low impact to boot. Learn more about our commitment to sustainability at the link in bio.

“One key aspect of sustainability is longevity. In Germany, felt is a material with a very long tradition and, it seems, the material has always been around. In recent years, it has gained importance in product design and interior architecture. I use it in my work because it is a very honest, natural, and pleasant material.” — Bernd Benninghoff, FilzFelt designer

Don’t be deceived by Rise’s seeming simplicity. These panels combine sound-softening, minimal seaming, and easy installation in an acoustic system that is way more than meets the eye. Learn more about at the link in bio.