Kvadrat Acoustics

Kvadrat Acoustics
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Kvadrat Acoustics creates fully customisable, high–performance acoustic solutions characterised by aesthetic excellence and exceptional versatility, used to promote wellbeing in visionary architectural projects worldwide. Kvadrat Acoustics' solutions sets the benchmark for sustainability, flexibility and durability and reflect the company's dedication to push aesthetic and technological boundaries.

Kvadrat Acoustics opens the doors to its Design Workshop in Nordhavn during 3daysofdesign—a space where creators meet, exchange ideas, and test concepts. This year, the workshop transforms into a textile lab, inviting visitors to experience Waves through a sensual and visual encounter with sound and design. Expanding the company’s acoustic portfolio beyond walls and ceilings, Waves unlocks new creative possibilities within the space. Explore its versatility through different heights, textiles, and configurations—straight, curved, or free-hanging. Featuring a modular system and add-ons, Waves offers an easy-to-configure, high-performing acoustic solution with a flawless wave-like drape.

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