Custom-made in PET felt for project-specific interiors

Why bespoke PET felt perfectly suits interior design projects

A standard solution is not always suitable for an interior that must align with the identity, routing, and function of a space. In offices, hospitality, education, retail, and public environments, dimensions, sightlines, circulation routes, and acoustic requirements are often unique. Customization makes it possible to use PET felt not only decoratively but also strategically as part of the overall design. Think of felt wall panels that mark zones, enhance brand accents, or reduce echo without having to compromise on the design. 

1. PET-felt combines material and functionality

The strength of acoustic felt lies in the combination of appearance and performance. The material has an open fiber structure that helps absorb sound waves and thereby contributes to a quieter soundscape in the space. At the same time, it is sturdy enough to be used as visible interior material. We offer PET felt in 9, 18, 25, and 50 mm, with the rule: the thicker the material, the stronger the sound absorption. For projects with higher acoustic requirements, a thicker version or a combination with a cavity is a logical choice. 

With it, PET felt is much more than just “beautiful material”. It is a smart choice for interiors where comfort, concentration, and spatial quality are important. Especially in meeting rooms, open offices, hospitality, and reception areas, well-designed acoustic wall covering can make the difference between a space that feels restless and a space that functions or welcomes pleasantly. 

2. Customization provides design freedom in shape, color, and identity

In project-specific interiors, you want to be able to let materials adapt to the concept. That is exactly where custom-made PET felt excels. We work with multiple thicknesses and a wide color palette, allowing designers to tailor panels and objects to branding, signage, or ambiance. By playing with shape, relief, cut-outs, and layers, a solution is created that is not only functional but also adds character to the space. 

This is relevant for B2B projects where brand experience plays a role. A room divider or felt on the wall can, for example, subtly reference a corporate identity, logo, or wayfinding system. In this way, wall coverings made of felt become not only an acoustic intervention but also a visual communication tool. The combination of brand, material, and function makes custom solutions particularly interesting for project-based applications. 

3. Routing and zoning are strengthened with customized solutions

In many interiors, orientation is at least as important as appearance. Visitors need to intuitively understand where they should be, employees need to work comfortably, and different zones should feel logical. PET felt can play an active role in this. By acoustic wall panels, ceiling solutions, dividers, or freestanding elements strategically positioned, you can define zones and support walking routes without adding extra visual noise. 

Customization allows you to tailor it precisely to the floor plan and the use of the space. Instead of generic panels, you choose elements that fit specific walls, niches, work areas, or reception zones. This supports routing and spatial readability in a way that is both aesthetic and practical. For architects and interior developers, this is an important advantage of acoustic felt panels compared to standard products.  

4. Acoustics become an integral part of the interior

One of the biggest misconceptions in interior design is that acoustics is something you only deal with at the end. In practice, it works better to incorporate acoustic performance from the outset in the design. PET felt is well suited for this, as it can be applied as a felt wall panel, ceiling solution, divider, or decorative object. This allows you to integrate the acoustic function into the interior aesthetic, rather than adding separate solutions afterwards. 

This is especially valuable in spaces where quiet, focus, and intelligibility are important. Think of call booths, meeting rooms, open work areas, hospitality concepts, or educational environments.  

5. Sustainability and practical applicability matter in B2B

For many clients, not only design but also material accountability plays a role. PET felt is a sustainable material largely made from recycled PET bottles. Additionally, we only sell PET felt from the Netherlands and Germany. This makes it interesting for organisations that want to design more thoughtfully without compromising on appearance or versatility.

Also practical is felt attractive. The material is available in various forms, suitable for walls and ceilings, and many solutions are relatively easy to install. Therefore, it is not only suitable for large-scale new builds or renovation projects, but also for phased upgrades of existing work environments. 

One solution for everything

Who works on a project-specific interior rarely seeks just one solution for a single problem. You want materials that are aesthetically pleasing, acoustically effective, align with routing and support brand identity. Custom-made PET felt makes that combination possible. From simple felt wall panels to striking brand carriers and subtle zone divisions: the material gives designers and clients the freedom to combine functionality and appearance in one system. 

The right choice

For organizations that want to intentionally invest in comfort, appearance and flexibility, customisation in PET felt is therefore not only a good choice but especially a smart one. Would you like more information or advice for a project? Get in touch with us, we’re happy to help!