These textile and acoustic products are both functional and sustainable

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These new textiles and acoustic surfaces prioritize sustainability. Many products meet or exceed the criteria required to help projects earn LEED, GreedGuard Gold, WELL, and other certifications.

(Courtesy Impact Acoustic)

ARCHISONIC Cotton Acoustic Absorber
Impact Acoustic

chairs against purple wall
(Courtesy Kirei)

Dash Tile
Kirei

dining table under gabled rafters
(Courtesy Armstrong)

FeltWorks Blades VarAffix Panels
Armstrong

textiles grouped together
(Courtesy Keilhauer)

Nova Textile
Keilhauer

Pindrop 01
(Courtesy Momentum Tiles)

Pindrop Rigid Acoustic Solutions
Momentum Tiles

Kaynemaile
(Courtesy Kaynemaile)

RE/8 Bio-Circular Architectural Mesh
Kaynemaile

(Courtesy Designtex)

Silicone Symphony Textiles
Designtex

white kitchen
(Courtesy Serge Ferrari Group)

Soltis Loop Sunmate
Serge Ferrari Group

red chair with green acoustic wall
(Courtesy Turf Design)

Wall Scapes Acoustic Collection
Turf Design





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