Creating a Better Sound Environment

 ACOUSTIC Virtual Nature Wall Art for Workplaces, Education, Homes and Healthcare

How do you design a work space that people are going to want to come back to? Watch the video above to find out more how our views and patterns of nature printed on Ecophon acoustic panels (1:09/1:40/) benefit everyone who uses the space. Creating a beautifully calm visual and acoustically improved environment.

Did you know you can help improve the concentration, creativity and focus of your staff by improving the acoustics in your space alongside views and patterns from nature?

• Improve task motivation by 60%

• Improve performance during concentration demanding tasks with up to 50%

• Improve mental arithmetic performance with 20% (results of research as published by Ecophon Saint-Gobain)

Featured in the ‘bre Biophilic Home’ in 2021 (see video above).

Printed Acoustic Panels

We print on the remarkable Ecophon board, which is a high grade acoustic panel offering sound baffling in loud and noisy areas, helping to control the decibel level in interiors, healthcare, walkways, receptions, boardrooms, hall ways, offices, hospitals, schools, hotels, lobbies.

Ecophon say: “ During a working day the office should support the variation of different activities from focus work to various forms of meetings, video conferences, on the phone, team work and multi-tasking. Understanding the interaction of the people involved, the activity taking place and the qualities of the space is crucial for a successful and sound working environment. A sound office is a vital part of a sustainable working life.”

Health Care Specifically - Combining views and images of nature with improving acoustics

“Environment-based interventions in mental illness could produce health benefits extending far beyond psychiatry” (from Schmidt, Environmental Health Perspectives 2007)

ADHD, SEN, Autism

Noisy environments cause stress levels to rise, this is especially the case for those who have ADHD, SEN or autism. A study by the University Medical Center of the Johannes Gutenberg found that unwanted sounds (like overheard conversations of co-workers, background music, or the sound of traffic) can increase the likelihood of anxiety and depression.

We print our images onto high grade environmentally sustainable Acoustic boards to create better sound environments for everyone.