With a portfolio of high performing acoustic finishes Woven Image is the go to brand for architects and designers looking for sustainable interior solutions.
September 19th, 2021
Woven Image has been providing design-led sustainable interior finishes for over 30 years. Their products are extensively used in commercial projects across the workplace, hospitality and education sectors.
To see why they are the go to brand for architects and designers looking for sustainable interior solutions, go to wovenimage.com.
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