Woven Image

Woven Image

Established in 1987, Woven Image is an international interior finishes company with sustainability and design leadership at its core. In addition to commercial grade textiles, the product portfolio consists of acoustic finishes such as EchoPanel®, suitable for wall, ceiling and space dividing applications in interior spaces including workplace, hospitality and education sectors.

OUR ENVIRONMENTAL STORY
The Woven Image portfolio has been designed with dematerialisation, upcycling and lifecycle management front of mind. All base materials utilise recycled or waste materials and printed designs use non-toxic pigment inks with low VOCs. Woven Image achieves first-class environmental certifications for its key products, including Global GreenTag certification (GreenRate Level A), with the maximum Product Health Declaration: Platinum Health and an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD). As a result, specifying these products can secure credits under sustainable building tools including Green Star, WELL Building Standard and Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED v4.1). Woven Image is also a long-term supporter of GreenFleet and offsets its carbon emissions through their biodiverse program.


Woven Image is an international interior finishes company with sustainability and design leadership at its core.
The portfolio consists of commercial textiles and acoustic finishes such as EchoPanel®, suitable for wall, ceiling and space dividing applications in interior spaces including workplace, hospitality and education sectors.
With HQ in Sydney, Woven Image has offices throughout Australia as well as China, Hong Kong and Singapore, and a network of distributors covering all major markets including the UK & Europe, North America and Indo-Pacific regions.

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