Custom Acoustic Panels

With acoustic wall art, soundproofing wall art, and sound-absorbing wall art, you can improve room acoustics wherever reverberation, noise, or poor speech intelligibility are a problem. Primex’s modern acoustic wall art combines effective sound absorption with custom designs to create a pleasant atmosphere in offices, conference rooms, schools, medical offices, hotels, restaurants, and living spaces.

Each acoustic wall panel is custom-made and can be adapted to the specific room conditions in terms of size, design, and sound-absorption class. In this way, the acoustic wall panels reduce disruptive sound reflections, improve speech intelligibility, and enhance the visual appeal of rooms at the same time.

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Why Modern Rooms Often Have an Echo – Pleasant Room Acoustics for Modern Work Environments and at Home

Modern spaces often feature glass, concrete, smooth floors, large windows, and few textile surfaces. While this creates a high-end look, it frequently leads to disruptive reverberation. Conversations become more taxing, phone calls louder, and it becomes harder to concentrate on work.
Acoustic art addresses this very issue: It absorbs sound reflections off the walls, thereby improving the room’s acoustic quality—without visible technology or traditional acoustic panels.

Typical signs of poor room acoustics:

  • Conversations sound echoey or uncomfortably loud
  • Voices overlap in the conference room
  • Employees feel exhausted more quickly
  • Guests find restaurants or lobby areas to be noisy
  • Medical offices, offices, or waiting areas can feel acoustically cold
  • Phone calls and video calls are hard to understand

Modern spaces with glass surfaces, open areas, and clean-lined architecture create a high-quality atmosphere. At the same time, this often results in sound reflections and increased background noise. Acoustic wall art helps to specifically improve room acoustics and noticeably reduce reverberation.
These sound-absorbing wall art pieces promote better speech intelligibility and create quieter work and lounge areas—resulting in spaces that not only look modern but also feel more acoustically comfortable.

The Effects of Poor Acoustics on People

Constant high background noise and excessive reverberation affect not only room acoustics but also concentration, well-being, and productivity. Poor acoustics can quickly become a source of stress, especially in offices, conference rooms, schools, medical offices, or open-plan workspaces.

Background noise and reverberant rooms make it harder to understand speech, increase stress levels, and can lead to faster fatigue. Conversations take longer, employees automatically speak louder, and the overall volume in the room continues to rise—an effect known in acoustics as the “Lombard effect.”

Studies also show that poor room acoustics can significantly affect concentration and productivity. Common consequences include loss of concentration, higher error rates, fatigue, or headaches. Especially in modern work environments, pleasant room acoustics are therefore becoming increasingly important—for greater well-being, more efficient communication, and a calmer work atmosphere.

Acoustic panels help to specifically reduce disruptive sound reflections and make rooms more acoustically pleasant—functional, high-quality, and seamlessly integrated into modern interior design.

Acoustic panels with a forest motif in an office hallway, serving as high-performance sound absorbers to reduce reverberation and improve the room's acoustics.

What is an acoustic image?

Acoustic panels—often referred to as soundproofing panels or acoustic wall panels—are sound-absorbing wall or ceiling elements that improve room acoustics while also serving as high-quality design elements. They reduce reverberation, improve speech intelligibility, and create more pleasant work and living spaces—ideal for offices, conference rooms, hotels, medical offices, or modern living spaces.

Primex acoustic panels combine effective sound absorption with custom design. The custom-made acoustic elements are crafted from sustainable, certified materials and can be customized with motifs, colors, or designs that align with a company’s corporate identity. The result is acoustic solutions that are functionally effective and integrate harmoniously into modern architecture.

Product Benefits - How Primex Acoustic Panels Enhance Your Spaces

  • Tested sound absorption up to Class A—Certified acoustic solutions in accordance with ISO 354 for measurably better room acoustics.
  • Wide selection of sound absorbers—from 19-mm “ECO” acoustic panels to 100-mm deep absorbers.
  • Less reverberation & better speech intelligibility—ideal for offices, conference rooms, hotels, medical offices, and commercial spaces.
  • Custom Acoustics Consultation - Schedule a consultation or fill out the form—we'll calculate the appropriate acoustic requirements for your project.
  • Custom Design - Free choice of motifs, custom sizes, and designs that comply with your corporate identity.
  • Sustainable Materials - Oeko-TEX® 100 certified textiles and recyclable acoustic fleece, both made in Germany.
  • High-quality craftsmanship—sturdy aluminum profiles that are durable and easy to maintain.
  • Replaceable textile prints—designs can be changed at any time without tools.
  • Easy Installation & Custom Manufacturing — Delivered pre-assembled and custom-made to meet specific project requirements.
  • Acoustic Art & Pinboard in One—All Primex acoustic art pieces can also be used as functional pinboards.

Which acoustic panel option is the right one?

Primex offers a variety of acoustic panel systems for different rooms, requirements, and design concepts. The main difference lies in the panel depth and, consequently, in the acoustic effect. The more reverberation there is in a room, the more effective the sound absorber should be. All systems are custom-made and combine sound absorption with high-quality design.

What is a reasonable installation depth?

Variant Effect Ideal for
19 mm         Mild to moderate reduction in reverberation Offices, Medical Practices, Living Spaces      
27 mm Significant improvement in acoustics   Meeting Rooms, Restaurants, Open Spaces               
44 mm Maximum sound absorption up to Class A                Open-plan offices, schools, public spaces 
XXL 27/44 mm large-scale acoustic solution           Lobbies, open-concept architecture, commercial spaces
About 19/55 mm Design & Acoustics Combined Hospitality, Reception, Creative Spaces
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Acoustic Panels in Use

Whether it’s a modern office, an open reception area, a conference room, a school, a daycare center, a waiting area, a cafeteria, or a home office—depending on the application, acoustic art, soundproofing art, or large-format acoustic wall art can be used anywhere where pleasant room acoustics and high-quality interior design are desired.

Depending on the room size, use, and noise levels, different acoustic solutions may be appropriate—ranging from subtle wall art to large-format deep absorbers. Our application examples show how Primex acoustic art reduces reverberation, improves speech intelligibility, and at the same time integrates harmoniously into modern architecture.

Discover various applications, room solutions, and design options in our reference images and real-world examples.

Working Together to Create More Pleasant Room Acoustics

Every space is unique—that’s why Primex develops acoustic solutions that are precisely tailored to your requirements, architecture, and design concept. Our acoustic panels combine professional sound absorption with high-quality design, creating spaces where people can work with greater focus, communicate more comfortably, and feel more at ease.

We provide personalized support throughout the process—from the initial idea to the final implementation of your acoustic project. Whether it’s an office, medical practice, conference room, hotel, or living space: Together, we’ll find the right solution for your room acoustics, tailored to the space’s use, your budget, and the desired atmosphere.

Our belief: Rooms shouldn’t just look good—they should also feel acoustically pleasant. That’s why we combine sustainable materials, tested acoustic solutions, and custom-made designs to create functional acoustic elements with high-quality design.

A table partition and acoustic room divider in a high-rise office building.

Offices

Acoustic Optimization

Acoustic Partitions for Structured and Quiet Work Areas

In modern open-plan offices, acoustic partitions strike the ideal balance between openness and concentration. Whether used as desk-mounted units or freestanding elements, they visually delineate work areas while reducing distracting noise. This creates clearly defined zones for focused work without limiting the room’s communicative atmosphere. The sound-absorbing partitions reduce reverberation and lower the overall noise level, which improves speech intelligibility and reduces noise-related stress. In this way, they promote a productive work environment with more tranquility, structure, and well-being for employees.

For more information, see Office, Workspaces & Public Facilities

A modern meeting area with colorful seating; on the wall, a large acoustic artwork featuring a green “machine learning” motif, digital symbols, and a figure made of glowing data points.

Meeting Rooms

Less echo. More interaction.

Acoustic walls for meeting rooms that promote quiet and clear communication

Meeting rooms are spaces for discussion, presentations, and creative collaboration. Good room acoustics play a crucial role in ensuring that conversations remain clear and meetings stay focused. Acoustic walls reduce disruptive reverberation, improve speech intelligibility, and create a more pleasant atmosphere for conversation—especially in open-plan office areas or heavily used conference zones. At the same time, large-format wall solutions visually structure the space and add inspiring accents with custom imagery. The result is meeting rooms that are functional, modern, and motivating.

Large-format mural with a nature theme in a restaurant; stylish wall design for the restaurant and hotel sectors

Restaurants & Hotels

Acoustics Meets Design

Acoustic panels: eye-catching and soundproofing all in one

This large-format acoustic wall art featuring a nature motif is a visual highlight and also creates a noticeably calmer atmosphere in the room. Especially in bistros, restaurants, or hotel areas with a lively background noise level, it reduces disruptive reverberation and improves speech intelligibility.

The result: a relaxed, stylish environment where guests feel at ease, conversations become more enjoyable, and design is combined with effective sound absorption.

For more information, visit Dining & Hotels

A fabric-stretched frame around the corner featuring a field of dandelions in a hospital waiting area:

Healthcare

Calm that promotes healing and well-being

Acoustic Solutions for Hospitals and Medical Facilities

A quiet environment plays a key role in the well-being of patients and in providing optimal working conditions for medical staff. Acoustic panels, suspended ceiling panels, and partition walls reduce disruptive reverberation and improve speech intelligibility—especially in high-traffic areas.

The acoustic panel shown here not only provides effective sound absorption but also adds a soothing visual element. Natural motifs foster a pleasant atmosphere and can help reduce tension and stress before examinations or treatments.

Whether in waiting areas, treatment rooms, hallways, or patient rooms—acoustic solutions from Primex combine functional sound insulation with appealing design. This creates spaces that convey a sense of calm, facilitate communication, and support both the healing process and daily work routines alike.

For more information, visit Healthcare

Acoustic ceiling panels and acoustic art in an event space to reduce reverberation and improve speech intelligibility.

Educational Institutions

Learning requires quiet

Acoustic Solutions for Schools and Daycare Centers—Less Noise, More Space for Learning

Hallways, break areas, and common areas are among the noisiest places in schools and daycare centers. Hard surfaces and long walkways further amplify reverberation, resulting in consistently high noise levels. Acoustic solutions from Primex help significantly reduce noise levels and create a more pleasant environment for learning and spending time.

Acoustic panels, ceiling sails, baffles, and movable partitions absorb disruptive sound reflections and sustainably improve room acoustics. At the same time, colorful, child-friendly designs create an inspiring atmosphere, aid in wayfinding, and enhance the visual appeal of hallways, classrooms, and common areas.

All systems are designed as certified high-performance absorbers and can be flexibly adapted to new design concepts thanks to tool-free replaceable textiles. This results in educational spaces that equally promote concentration, communication, and well-being.

For more information, visit Educational Institutions

Retail image featuring a large acoustic print depicting a woman wearing beige-toned clothing.

Retail & Store Design

More atmosphere in the store

Acoustic Solutions for Retail Spaces – Design, Brand, and a Comfortable Atmosphere

Modern stores thrive on clean design, high-quality materials, and a pleasant atmosphere. At the same time, glass, concrete, metal, or large open spaces often create disruptive reverberation that can make consultations difficult and detract from the shopping experience.

Large-format acoustic panels and sound-absorbing wall elements noticeably improve room acoustics while also serving effectively as brand display areas. Whether it’s a campaign motif, product display, or CI-compliant design—these elements integrate seamlessly into the store concept and create targeted visual accents.

The result is retail spaces that not only look stylish but also invite customers to linger, make consultations more pleasant, and strengthen the brand experience in the long term.

For more information, visit Retail & Store Design

Acoustic ceiling panels and acoustic art in an event space to reduce reverberation and improve speech intelligibility.

Event Venues

Optimal Acoustics for Successful Conferences

Acoustic Solutions for Meeting and Event Rooms

In meeting rooms, conference areas, and event halls, good speech intelligibility is crucial to the success of presentations, lectures, and discussions. However, high ceilings, smooth wall surfaces, and large windows often lead to disruptive reverberation that impairs concentration and communication.

Acoustic ceiling panels and wall absorbers specifically reduce these sound reflections and create pleasant room acoustics—even when the space is fully occupied. The round ceiling panels shown here blend harmoniously into the architecture and combine effective sound absorption with a modern, high-quality design.

This creates event spaces where content is clearly understood, conversations flow more smoothly, and visitors feel comfortable even during longer events. Modern acoustic solutions ensure greater comfort, better intelligibility, and a professional room experience.

A large-format acoustic artwork with an abstract design hanging above a sofa in a modern living room setting to enhance the room's acoustics.

Home & Living

Stylish living spaces with a cozy atmosphere

Acoustic Art for Living Spaces – The Perfect Combination of Design and Tranquility

A harmonious living environment is created not only by furnishings and colors, but also by pleasant room acoustics. Especially in modern living spaces with open floor plans, high ceilings, or hard surfaces, disruptive reverberation can quickly impair your sense of well-being.

The large-format acoustic art combines effective sound absorption with sophisticated design. As a stylish focal point, it reduces disruptive noise, improves room acoustics, and creates a pleasantly calm atmosphere. This way, living areas, lounges, or home offices are not only visually enhanced but also acoustically optimized.

Custom designs and high-quality materials allow for seamless integration into any interior design concept—for greater comfort, tranquility, and quality of life.

For more information, visit Home & Living

How do you get an acoustic project off to the right start?

Send room details and/or floor plan

The first step involves gathering the most important room data: room size, ceiling height, wall areas, window proportions, and existing materials. A floor plan also helps to realistically assess traffic patterns, furniture layout, and potential placement areas for acoustic panels.

Attach photos or describe the context of use

Photos of the room provide insight into its surfaces, furnishings, and typical sound reflections. Equally important is the context of use: Is the room used for meetings, phone calls, focused work, client meetings, or as a quiet space?

Define the objective (e.g., meeting, safe zone)

Next, we determine what outcome we want to achieve. The goal might be, for example, better speech intelligibility in meeting rooms, a quieter environment in open-plan offices, or a more pleasant atmosphere in reception and waiting areas.

Initial Consultation & Proposal Based on a Thorough Calculation

Based on the room data, photos, and objectives, an initial acoustic assessment is conducted. This results in a specific proposal regarding the number, format, placement, and design of the acoustic panels—ideally supported by a clear calculation of the required absorption area.

Frequently AskedQuestions

What installation depth is appropriate for which room?

The appropriate installation depth depends primarily on the room size, intended use, reverberation, and desired acoustic effect. As a general rule: The greater the reverberation and the larger or more reflective the room, the more effective the sound absorber should be.

What is the difference between 19 mm, 27 mm, 44 mm, and 55 mm?

The most important difference lies in the installation depth and, consequently, in the acoustic performance.

Are custom-made acoustic panels available?

Yes, Primex acoustic panels are available in custom sizes. The format, design, color, and finish can be tailored to each project. This allows the acoustic panels to be designed to suit the room size, architecture, corporate design, and desired acoustic effect.

What data is needed for an acoustic calculation?

To perform an acoustic analysis, we need the room’s dimensions, ceiling height, floor plan, wall areas, window proportions, existing materials, furnishings, and photos of the room. The room’s intended use is also important: Is it used for meetings, phone calls, focused work, client meetings, teaching, dining, or as a waiting area? Based on this information, Primex can provide an initial acoustic assessment and develop a recommendation regarding the number, format, placement, and design of the acoustic panels.

Are acoustic panels flame-retardant?

Yes, Primex acoustic panels are available in a flame-retardant version. The materials meet at least the DIN 4102 B1 standard for flame retardancy. This makes the acoustic panels suitable for many commercial, public, and project-specific applications, such as in offices, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, hotels, or public buildings. For specific construction projects, however, the required fire resistance class should always be verified on a project-by-project basis.

Why do professional acoustic panels add economic value to educational institutions?

Optimized room acoustics reduce reverberation times and significantly improve speech intelligibility. This enhances concentration, productivity, and the quality of the environment. For building owners and municipalities, this translates to a sustainable improvement in the property’s quality, less strain on teachers, and an investment that retains its value over the long term.

Which systems are suitable for different types of spaces—from daycare centers to colleges?

The modular portfolio includes LED frames and acoustic panels, ceiling sails, and mobile or permanently installed partitions. The solutions can be customized for each project and are scalable—for classrooms, hallways, cafeterias, lecture halls, gyms, or all-day learning areas.

Do the acoustic products comply with relevant standards and safety requirements?

Yes. The materials meet at least the DIN 4102 B1 standard (flame-retardant), with A2 available as an option. For sports and multipurpose arenas, certified ceiling absorbers compliant with DIN 18032-3 (ball safety) are available—ideal for public construction projects and bids.

Can the systems be integrated into the existing infrastructure while operations are ongoing?

The acoustic solutions are designed for new construction, renovation, and repurposing. Retrofitting during ongoing operations is cost-effective and can be done with minimal disruption.

What creative freedom do architects and planners have?

All systems can be implemented in classic formats, as circles, or in organic, free-form shapes. Digitally printable textile surfaces allow for corporate identity-compliant designs, wayfinding systems, or educational motifs. This makes it possible to precisely tailor both function and design to the overall architectural concept.

What long-term benefits do modular systems offer to operators and municipalities?

Modular acoustic and lighting systems are durable, low-maintenance, and can be adapted over the long term thanks to interchangeable fabric panels. Room layouts can be modified without the need for structural alterations—a future-proof and cost-effective solution for public educational facilities.

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