Recycling as a Philosophy
We acknowledge the importance of protecting our planet. Therefore, recycling is crucial and a responsibility we all share. Within our organization, we are actively working towards achieving our goal of a complete circularity in our material flow, aiming for a better future for generations to come.
Recycled materials
We use different recycled materials. Our felt is made from recycled materials and ocean bound plastic. Our Kvadrat series is made from textile waste - A new engineered material made from upcycled wool. By using recycled materials, we're aiming to contribute to a better world for future generations. We're on a mission to utilize materials in a circular economy that doesn't compromise the planet, people, or the art we create.
Local production. Global influence
Waste is one of our most valuable resources today. Our acoustic felt material is made from recycled PET. We treat waste material as the valuable resource it truly is. The material comes from collected ocean bound plastic.
All our products feature flame-retardant fibers that meet the EN13501 CLASS B standard.
Every piece we offer is crafted and designed in Denmark. We strive to collaborate with talented artists and designers all over the world to create beautiful acoustic artworks and inspiring narratives.
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Arturel x Mandalaki
Inspired by Nature
We are proud to announce a visionary collaboration with Mandalaki, resulting in two extraordinary wall-hanging acoustic artworks that merge art, light, and design. The collaboration showcases Vision, designed by Arturel, and Eclipse, designed by Mandalaki.