How interior professionals solve multiple functions with a single material
Sometimes it is quite beneficial to work on a project with a single main material that can be used for as many elements as possible. It provides calmness, simplicity, and cohesion. PET felt strongly aligns with this. This material combines aesthetics, acoustics, and circularity in one design-oriented solution.
Why choose PET felt?
PET felt is a strong yet flexible material made from recycled PET bottles. You can use it as acoustic wall covering, ceiling islands, dividers, but the material can do much more than that. It offers design freedom, absorbs sound, and contributes to a more sustainable interior.
That's why more and more interior designers are choosing felt: a material with multiple functions.
1. Visually impactful
With PET felt, you immediately create calm and cohesion in your design. The flat, soft texture acts as a neutral yet distinctive carrier that can be applied in almost any colour. Felt is easy to cut, shape, and combine, allowing you to play endlessly with patterns, lines, and relief.
Because you use only one material, the overall effect remains calm while still giving you the freedom to add character.
2. Acoustic design integrated in a smart way
Acoustics is no longer an add-on, but a permanent part of your design. PET felt reduces noise thanks to its open fiber structure, which decreases echo and makes spaces sound more pleasant. Whether you're working on offices, schools, hospitality, or homes: with felt wall coverings, you can easily implement functional acoustic improvements without compromising on appearance.
Thicker felt further improves acoustics because this material achieves higher absorption values.
3. Designing with circularity in mind
PET felt is fully recyclable and is made from recycled materials. This aligns well with concepts where you want to combine sustainability with design. By fulfilling multiple functions with a single material, you work more efficiently and the project remains easier to implement
For clients who value responsible design, this is an important added value.
4. Applicable in custom projects
Precisely in customization does PET felt come into its own. Thanks to precision cutting techniques, you can use the material for playful wall panels, ceiling panels, graphic patterns, parametric designs, and even functional elements such as room dividers. The possibilities are broad, but the material keeps the overall look calm and consistent.
One material, multiple solutions
With PET felt you as a designer can combine aesthetics, acoustics and sustainability without having to switch between different materials. You maintain control over the design, create comfort for users and at the same time work on an interior that is future-proof. Curious about the possibilities, get in touch with us!
