Fan-Shaped Ginkgo Acoustic Panels By Stone Designs

The fan-shaped Ginkgo Acoustic Panel (named following the well-known ancient Japanese Ginkgo tree) is a contemporary and fun sound-absorbing technique. Presented recently at Stockholm Furnishings Fair by the creating business, Stone Designs, Gingko reduces the ambient noise, producing the excellent atmosphere for watching films and listening to your favourite music out loud, without producing the life of your neighbours miserable. Evoking the natural landscape, the modular technique can be mounted with ease on the wall. The ingenious creators call Gingko a sound style answer due to its properties. The aesthetic even though is undeniable. One can arrange the modular panels developed from hot-pressed 25% polyester felt as she/ he likes. It’s versatile and entertaining to play with.

“Ginkgo inspires you to dream of nature and brings the most amazing landscapes from all more than the world into your indoor environment. Ginkgo can be a cloudy sky in winter or a forest ablaze with colour throughout the autumn. Merely by changing the colours, this straightforward shape can morph into millions of distinct inspirational landscapes.” It comes in standard colours: white, grey anthracite but the surface can laminated also in other colours.

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‘Baux Träullit’ Acoustic Panels By BAUX (SE)

‘Baux Träullit’ acoustic panels by BAUX

Swedish design and style studio Type Us With Really like together with entrepreneurs Johan Ronnestam and Fredrik Franzon have launched a new building-components brand named BAUX and a 1st new solution, ‘Baux Träullit’ sound and heat insulation, throughout the 2014 Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair.

“We founded BAUX on the belief that building components need to be surprisingly functional and remarkably lovely.” says BAUX. “BAUX designs, produces and markets functional building materials that meet the modern expectations of architects, engineers and builders – without having compromising tomorrow’s safety and environmental requirements.”

‘Baux Träullit’ acoustic panels by BAUX

Obtainable in 6 geometric shapes and numerous various colours, Baux Träullit acoustic panels had been produced together with Träullit, a classic household organization located in Österbymo, Sweden founded in 1946. The company tends to make boards and panels of cement bound wood wool. “Wood wool of spruce, a fascinating material, sprung from our nature, joined collectively with pure cement, gives unique features to any creating. Functions that offer sound absorbtion, excellent thermal insulation capacity, higher thermal storage capacity, established very resistant to fire, mold and rot, mechanically powerful and very good plaster base.”

to the BAUX website

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Stockholm Furniture Fair: Ginkgo Acoustic Panels

It’s protected to say that sound-absorbing panels have come a lengthy way from the clunky, brooding eyesores of yesteryear. At this week’s Stockholm Furniture Fair, Swedish organization Blå Stationent will unveil Ginkgo, an artful sound-absorbing program comprised of distinctively shaped individual panels created from hot-pressed 25% polyester felt.

The Ginkgo panels, so named for their likeness to Japanese gingko leaves, and available in a variety of nature-inspired colors, can be repeated across a wall in a range of scalloped, graphically arresting arrangements that handle to transcend their function and morph into some thing closer to art. Sounds great to us.

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