Designed to create extraordinary experiences, Woven Image’s Embossed Acoustic Panels perform to commercial industry standards for interior wall linings.
November 6th, 2020
From humble beginnings, Woven Image has evolved into one of the leading interior finishes company across the globe. With sustainability, product innovation and design leadership at its core, the Australian brand prides itself on delivering superior commercial textiles and acoustic finishes for every environment.
The Embossed Acoustic Panel Collection by Woven Image represents their latest design innovation. This advanced range has been meticulously crafted to provide a floor-to-ceiling acoustic solution in bold patterns to create versatile and comforting spaces.
Design-led and exceptionally tactile, it showcases three-dimensional textures, which interweave cutting-edge design with sustainability and superior commercial performance. Say hello to Zen, Ion and Gem.
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