New from the studio
We’re happy to introduce two new products, designed and developed in our studio over the past months: Vallum, our stand-alone acoustic divider, and our new Acoustic Desk Panels.
You may have noticed we’ve been a little quiet on social media lately. That’s because most of our time went into the workshop — prototypes, joints, cutting plans, and the small details that make a product feel finished.
Vallum — Acoustic Stand-Alone Divider
A freestanding acoustic divider in PET felt that defines zones without building walls. Set it between meeting clusters or along circulation paths, and it absorbs ambient noise while quietly restructuring how the space is used. No drilling. No permanence. Full flexibility.
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- Built from a joint, not a bracket — the panels lock together with a dovetail cut. No screws, no hardware.
- Scales with the space — two panels at its smallest; add a middle panel and it grows from 1200 to 1800 mm.
- Stands on its own — no wall or ceiling fixing, easy to move and reconfigure as the space evolves.
Acoustic Desk Panels
Designed to sit on or alongside the work surface, our desk panels create a personal acoustic buffer between workstations — reducing the noise that reaches you from the next desk, and the noise you send back.
They were also designed on the board, not just on the desk. Every panel is drawn around the raw PET felt sheet and nested to use as much of it as possible. Less offcut, the same acoustic performance.
- Reduces direct sound transmission between adjacent workstations.
- Cutting plan optimized on the raw board — minimal material waste.
- Available in two thicknesses: 12 mm panel, 400 x 1200 mm, and 24 mm panel, 400×1200/1400mm
“Because when noise fades, performance rises.”
And we’re not done. We’re still working on new products, and there’s more we want to show you — new pieces, the process behind them, and the projects they end up in. Expect to hear from us more often in the weeks ahead, here, on Instagram, and on LinkedIn.
If you’d like specs, samples, or want to discuss a specific project, reach out directly — we’re happy to talk.