Designer Emma Hayes has teamed up with Autex Acoustics to create a collection of acoustic panels informed by New Zealand landscapes, shown in this video created for the brand by Dezeen.
Hayes designed a range of eight textiles with soft wash-like motifs that bring a painterly quality to interior surfaces.
The collection was informed by New Zealand landscapes
Each pattern was developed using Hayes’s analog methods for her designs, which combine painting, drawing and mark making.
According to Autex Acoustics, the Emma Hayes collection is certified carbon-neutral, reflecting the brand’s commitment to sustainability.
The panels are made from 75 per cent recycled content and are designed to be durable.
The textiles combine soft painterly colour washes with sound-dampening performance
Hayes and Autex Acoustics showcased the collection at the company’s recently refurbished showroom located in Clerkenwell, London.
The showroom was designed in collaboration with design studio Unispace.
The London showroom displays a range of Autex Acoustics’ collections
Founded in 1967, Autex Acoustics produces sound-dampening products for offices and mixed-use interiors.
Earlier this year, the brand created an immersive forest-like installation using its signature acoustic material at LA Design Festival in downtown Los Angeles.
Find out more about Autex Acoustics collections at their site.
Partnership content
This video was produced by Dezeen as part of a partnership with Autex Acoustics. Find out more about Dezeen partnership content here.
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