Puzzle
Product Information
Inspired by the classic jig-saw shape, Puzzle is a modular set of panels that exudes a fun, playful & reassuringly familiar look while delivering on great acoustic properties.
The traditional image of acoustic panels revolve around a serious, simple and technical device that absorbs noise efficiently and resists frivolity. Puzzle breaks the dogma and portrays acoustics from a cheerful perspective.
Playful individuals are remarkable for their ability to adapt to almost any situation. The same applies to our Puzzles: they easily fit in almost everywhere.
- Origin: Poland
- Lead time: 7-8 weeks
- Designer: Paul & Kate Brooks
- Dimensions: W1005 x H595 x Thickness 55 mm, W1005 x H600 x Thickness 55 mm, W595 x H805 x Thickness 55 mm, W800 x H600 x Thickness 55 mm
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