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Arturel is a Danish brand redefining interiors through innovative wall–hanging acoustic art. By seamlessly blending aesthetics with functionality, its designs transform acoustic panels into captivating statement pieces that enhance both visual and auditory experiences. Rooted in craftsmanship and sustainability, Arturel creates high–quality, sound–absorbing art using recycled and locally sourced materials. Inspired by nature, culture, and contemporary design, each piece merges practicality with artistic expression. With a deep understanding of both art and science, Arturel ensures that beauty, function, and sustainability coexist in every creation—reshaping spaces while minimising environmental impact.

Arturel's exhibition will showcase wall-hanging acoustic art in thoughtfully curated spaces that highlight the fusion of functionality and aesthetic appeal. The exhibition coincides with the opening of Arturel’s new permanent showroom in the heart of the design district at Bredgade 73, where we will curate an immersive, multi-sensory environment. Soundscapes and interactive elements will demonstrate the acoustic qualities of our art, while live demonstrations and storytelling share the inspiration behind our sustainable designs. The exhibition will be joined by selected partner brands, including LYFA Lighting and Kristalia, creating a cohesive design experience that aligns with the festival’s vision of innovative and impactful design.

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