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How the acoustic picture works

Art with a purpose

Beautiful on the wall. More comfortable sound in the room.

There is a carefully considered construction behind the image. A sound-permeable specialist canvas and a 35 mm acoustic panel help absorb sound and reduce sound reflections in the room.

Sound reaches the pictureFrom the room
Passes through the canvasSpecialist canvas
Is absorbedIn the acoustic panel

Schematic illustration of how it works. The amount of sound absorbed varies with frequency.

How different tones are absorbed

The curve shows the tested V2 construction’s sound absorption from lower to higher frequencies.

Practical sound absorption
How different tones are absorbed 100 %50 %0 % 15 %50 %100 %100 %100 %95 %125250500100020004000

Frequency (Hz) · Lower tones → higher tones

What do the percentages mean?

The percentages show practical sound absorption at the stated frequency: αp × 100. For example, 0.50 corresponds to 50%. This does not mean that the sound level throughout the room falls by 50%.

V2 measurement conditions: approximately 35 mm panel thickness, 55 mm overall mounting depth and a 10.8 m² test area. The values apply to the tested construction and mounting.

The difference is on the inside

Close-up of the sound-permeable specialist canvas weave
01

Lets sound pass through

A canvas specially developed for acoustic pictures allows sound to reach the absorbing panel behind the image.

The acoustic panel’s exposed glass wool core and hanging components
02

35 mm sound absorber

Behind the canvas is a sound-absorbing glass wool panel that absorbs sound energy.

Back of the picture with hanging wire, fixing and wall spacer
03

Ready for the wall

Spacers create an air gap against the wall. The picture comes with hanging hardware suited to its weight.

What difference will it make at home?

This depends on factors including the room’s size and surfaces, and the total area and position of the pictures. They help reduce sound reflections within the room; they do not soundproof between rooms.

View values and measurement conditions
FrequencyCoefficient αpαp × 100
125 Hz0,1515 %
250 Hz0,5050 %
500 Hz1,00100 %
1000 Hz1,00100 %
2000 Hz1,00100 %
4000 Hz0,9595 %

Practical sound absorption coefficient according to SS-EN ISO 11654. Measurement according to SS-EN ISO 354. Test date: 20 November 2024. Weighted sound absorption coefficient αw: 0.80 (H). Absorption class: B.

Source: report O100282-1259344 rev 1, appendix 2. The percentages are converted from the report’s rounded αp values. αw is a weighted rating and does not indicate how much quieter a room will become.

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Canvas frame – an elegant finishing touch

A canvas frame is a decorative outer frame, also called a floating frame, around the artwork. A small gap separates the artwork from the frame.

Black frame

Black frame

A defined border that brings out the colours and contrasts in your picture.

Oak finish

Oak finish

A warm wood look that gives your picture a soft, natural surround.

No frame – still stretched

If you choose “No frame”, your artwork still arrives stretched over a wooden stretcher frame. Only the decorative outer frame is excluded.

Ready to hang

The artwork comes with hanging fittings, such as wire or hooks, suited to its weight.

Materials and dimensions
Black and oak-finish canvas frames, both 55 mm deep

55 mm deep outer frame

This measurement refers to the decorative outer frame. The stretcher frame is the wooden structure that the canvas is stretched over.

The oak-finish frame is made from ayous wood with an oak look. Both frame options are glass-free, keeping the canvas texture visible.

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Black frame +60,00 €
Oak finish +60,00 €

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Compare sizes next to a woman who is 175 cm tall.

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All rectangular formats are shown in portrait orientation. Dimensions exclude the decorative outer frame. Comparing sizes does not change your selection.

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The wings rise in a broad V as the sharp gaze faces the viewer. Yellow feet with dark talons hang below the bird, clearly outlined against softly rendered brown grass. Wings of Power acoustic wall art combines an intense presence with a quiet, earthy background, giving the feather details space to stand out.

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Art with a purpose

Beautiful on the wall.
Better acoustics in your room.

A picture can do more than give a room character. Our acoustic wall art combines decorative designs with a carefully considered construction that helps reduce sound reflections.

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Wall art with an acoustic functionSpecial sound-permeable canvasChoose a ready-made design or your own photo
How it works

It is what is inside that makes the difference.

Behind the image is an acoustic panel. The specially adapted canvas lets sound pass through, allowing the panel to absorb some of the sound energy and reduce reflections back into the room.

01 / Canvas and acoustic panel

A canvas that lets sound through.

The image is printed on specially adapted canvas that allows sound waves to pass through. Behind the canvas is an acoustic panel that absorbs some of the sound energy. This means less sound is reflected back into the room.

The difference depends on factors such as the room's surfaces, the picture's position and the total absorbing area.

Illustration showing sound passing through the canvas to the yellow acoustic panel.
Illustration of sound passing through the canvas and reaching the acoustic panel.
Sound and reverberation

Why it works.

Sound travels through the air in waves. When these waves hit hard surfaces such as walls, floors and windows, some of the sound bounces back into the room. In rooms with long reverberation times, sound can linger and conversations can be harder to follow.

The acoustic panel has a porous structure with small air-filled cavities. As sound enters, the fibres slow the movement of air and some of the sound energy is absorbed. This can reduce reverberation and create a more comfortable acoustic environment where conversations are easier to follow.

Back of the picture with a grey spacer, hanging bracket and wire.
02 / Hanging and wall spacing

A small spacer.
A carefully considered detail.

Grey spacers on the back are 20 mm high and hold the picture slightly away from the wall. The gap creates an air space that can help the panel absorb sound more effectively, including at lower frequencies.

The back of the picture has hanging fittings and grey spacers. The picture arrives ready to hang. The exact effect depends on construction, mounting and frequency.

03 / Specially developed canvas

Canvas designed for acoustic wall art.

The canvas is specially developed for acoustic wall art. It lets sound through so it can reach the sound-absorbing panel behind the image.

The woven canvas also has very high abrasion resistance, combining a durable surface with a structure suited to its purpose.

Close-up of the weave of the specially developed white canvas.
01

Sound reaches the picture

Sound waves travel from the room towards the image.

02

Passes through the canvas

The specially adapted canvas lets sound through.

03

Is absorbed in the panel

Some of the sound energy is absorbed by the porous material.

Tested V2 construction

Sound absorption at different frequencies

The V2 construction was tested by an independent, accredited testing body.

The curve shows the sound absorption of the tested V2 construction from lower to higher frequencies.

Practical sound absorption
Practical sound absorption at different frequenciesAt 125, 250, 500, 1000, 2000 and 4000 hertz, the values are 15, 50, 100, 100, 100 and 95 percent respectively. The values are also available in the table below. 100 %50 %0 % 15 %50 %100 %100 %100 %95 % 125250500100020004000

Frequency (Hz) · Lower frequencies → higher frequencies

What does the percentage mean?

The percentage shows practical sound absorption at the stated frequency: αp × 100. For example, 0.50 corresponds to 50%. It does not mean that the sound level throughout the room is reduced by 50%.

V2 measurements: approximately 35 mm panel thickness, 55 mm total mounting depth and 10.8 m² test area. The values apply to the tested construction and mounting.

View values and test conditions
Frequencyαpαp × 100
125 Hz0.1515 %
250 Hz0.5050 %
500 Hz1.00100 %
1000 Hz1.00100 %
2000 Hz1.00100 %
4000 Hz0.9595 %

Practical sound absorption coefficient according to SS-EN ISO 11654. Measurement according to SS-EN ISO 354. Weighted sound absorption coefficient αw: 0.80 (H). Absorption class B. Source: RISE report O100282-1259344 rev 1, appendix 2.

Tested construction

Sound absorption,
clearly explained.

The tested V2 construction achieved absorption class B. The result applies to the construction and mounting tested. An absorption value at a particular frequency does not mean that the sound level throughout the room is reduced by the same percentage.

View the curve and test conditions ↑

V2 construction: test results

The tested V2 construction achieved absorption class B, with a weighted sound absorption coefficient αw of 0.80 (H). The amount of sound absorbed varies with frequency.

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Adapt it to your room

Your style. Your image.
Your room's acoustics.

Choose from our designs or create personalised acoustic wall art with your own photo. Consider the available wall space and the atmosphere you want to create.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions about acoustic wall art.

What is acoustic wall art?

Acoustic wall art combines a decorative image with sound-absorbing material. It can help improve a room's acoustics while complementing the interior.

How does acoustic wall art work?

The picture's sound-absorbing material captures some of the sound waves and reduces sound reflections from hard surfaces. This can help reduce echo and reverberation in the room.

How does acoustic wall art differ from a canvas print?

Acoustic wall art has sound-absorbing material behind the image to help reduce echo and reverberation. A regular canvas print is primarily decorative.

What difference can acoustic wall art make?

Acoustic wall art can make a room sound less echoey and conversations clearer. The effect depends on the artwork's size and position, as well as the room's layout and furnishings.

How much quieter will it be?

It is difficult to give a general figure. The effect depends on factors such as the room's size and furnishings, and the size, number and position of the pictures.

Does it stop sound travelling between rooms?

No. The picture is intended to improve the acoustic environment in the room where it hangs. It helps reduce sound reflections but is not designed to prevent sound travelling between rooms.

Is acoustic wall art suitable for homes and public spaces?

Yes, acoustic wall art suits private homes as well as public spaces such as offices, restaurants, hotels and meeting rooms. It can improve acoustic comfort while adding a decorative element to the interior.

Can acoustic wall art improve office acoustics?

Yes, it can help reduce reverberation and make the acoustic environment more comfortable. In an open-plan office, several sound-absorbing surfaces may be needed to achieve the desired effect.

What designs can I choose for acoustic wall art?

Choose from our selected designs or personalise your acoustic wall art with your own photo or image. There is plenty of scope to create something that suits your space.

Can I use my own photo?

Yes, you can create acoustic wall art with your own photo or design. See our custom acoustic wall art page for current options and instructions.

How many pictures do I need?

It depends on the room's size, how much it echoes and the effect you want to achieve. One picture can be a good start, while a larger or more echoey room may need several sound-absorbing surfaces.

How do I choose the size?

Consider the room's size, the available wall space and how you want the image to fit in. A larger picture provides a greater sound-absorbing area. Please contact us to discuss sizes or special dimensions.

Where should I position the picture?

Choose a wall in a room where sound easily bounces between hard surfaces. If you use several pictures, you can distribute them across different walls to help achieve more even sound absorption.

How do I know how well a picture absorbs sound?

Ask for information about the picture's sound absorption and whether it has been tested to a relevant standard. Compare test results for the frequencies that matter in your environment, such as those found in speech.

How do I hang acoustic wall art?

Mounting varies between models. Follow the mounting instructions and use fixings suitable for the wall material and the picture's weight.

How do I clean the picture?

It depends on the material. Many textile surfaces can be gently dusted or vacuumed with a soft brush attachment. Always check the product's care instructions before using water or cleaning products.

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