GraphiX

Patterns in grid.

Patterns surround us everywhere. Often typical of certain regions or epochs, they are an essential stylistic device for individualizing materials or surfaces. Usually a braid is enough to identify a product as child-friendly, particularly romantic or assigned to a specific culture. Patterned surfaces, carried out in a recurring pattern, are easy to implement, but strong and expressive in their effect.

Unendlich kombinierbar.

The perforation image we called “balance” was the first motif that we presented to the public. The refined motif can be lined up in any shape - rotated, mirrored or overturned - and always creates new, harmonious patterns. In addition, each individual element has its own meaningfulness. As shown on the following pages, 256 combinations are already possible with four panels, all of which are different in their own right, but create a uniform overall picture on any wall length. The motif "balance" is particularly suitable for the execution of very long wall claddings. An organic image is created, the undesired moiré effect is prevented.

Subtle immortalized.

We have already created portraits in various forms, small murals - often as individual gifts for weddings and birthdays - but also several meters long, elaborate wall coverings. Recognizing the people depicted in this unusual process regularly leads to a special WOW effect. It is a subtle, unobtrusive and valuable way to portray something very personal, which is precisely why these portraits are enjoyable for many years.

As individual as you are.

There are hardly any limits to the selection of suitable motifs and possible applications, all you have to do is to choose the right ratio of depth of detail and desired format. In an era of ubiquitous, often color-intensive prints, acoustic graphics offer an interesting alternative to visual representation in private and public interiors, as they blend harmoniously into every design concept. Added to this is the technical added value of a highly effective broadband absorber.

Stand out.

Companies, associations and other institutions generally appreciate it when you have different options to express your corporate identity. In interior design, acoustography can make an interesting contribution here, for example by integrating logos or slogans in wall cladding, as an eye-catcher in foyers or a recurring element in branches or at different locations. In addition to the motif, the integration of acoustically effective elements in the professional environment always leads to more pleasant working conditions, which in turn has a supportive effect on a corporate identity that is perceived as positive.

Reading graphics.

Acoustographs can be used not only for visual representations, but also for typographic motifs or short texts. Whether it's company names, room names, succinct slogans or a list of locations, our customers can develop a variety of ideas here.

Open for ideas.

Today, doors are increasingly perceived as designable elements. It makes sense, for example, to provide room numbers in hotels, kindergarten groups or stylish toilet doors with imaginatively designed, characteristic motifs or numbering.