Materials Metamaterials

Metamaterials

Geometry, not substance, doing the acoustic work.

Printed cells, resonators and labyrinths can absorb low frequencies in a fraction of the usual thickness, which is exactly what a thin wall or a shallow ceiling void needs.

Available as custom-developed panels and elements, tuned to the frequencies of one specific space.

Acoustic panels Ceiling solutions Wall systems and doors

  • CELLA

    Resonator panel

    Every hole opens into a tuned cavity behind it. Sized to the frequency you want gone, not only to the look.

  • RESVA

    Clear lattice

    A printed lattice of linked rings in a clear material. Light passes straight through, while sound gets lost in the cells.

  • MEMBRA

    Printed shell

    An organic printed shell over a core of loose fibre. The shape guides the sound in, and the fibre takes it from there.

  • VORTA

    Bass trap

    A printed block with a deep, maze-lined cavity, made for corners. Low frequencies gather there, and this is where they stop.

  • SPEKTA

    Tunable panel

    Slots in varying lengths, each tuned to its own part of the spectrum. Measured first, then set to what the room actually needs.

  • OKTAVA

    Studio module

    Walnut modules with slots routed in two directions, absorbing and scattering in one. Combine them on a wall to balance a studio or listening room.

  • SILVRA

    Coiled channel

    A single channel folded back and forth inside a solid block. Sound travels the full length, while the panel stays slim.

  • LABYRA

    Labyrinth panel

    Twenty-five round mazes set into one panel, each a folded path for sound to travel. A long route inside a thin wall.

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