The power of texture: feel the difference with felt
Nowadays, the need for calm, softness, and experience is increasing. Interior designers and architects respond to this with materials that not only look beautiful but also feel pleasant. Felt is such a material: warm, matte, natural, and versatile. It invites you to touch it and brings a tangible sense of calm to any space.
The value of material perception in interior design
A good interior not only appeals to the eye but also to the senses. Texture and tactility play an important role in this. A space that feels pleasant is perceived as more comfortable and human. That is precisely why a sense of material is essential in design decisions.
Psychologically, touch has a direct impact on our well-being. Soft materials, such as PET felt, unconsciously promote relaxation and a sense of security. They soundproof, soften hard spaces, and thus contribute to a calmer atmosphere. In work environments, this can lead to increased concentration and less stress; in hospitality or retail, it creates a feeling of comfort and quality.
Felt: a texture with character
Felt has a unique texture: soft, cushioning, and refined. The matte surface gives walls and objects a natural appearance, without shine or hardness. Additionally, PET felt is excellent for combining with other materials such as wood, steel, or glass, creating contrast and balance.
In modern interiors, felt is playing an increasingly important role. Designers use it as acoustic wall covering, acoustic ceiling islands, or partition walls, but also in a variety of custom solutions.
Subtlety as a design language
The trend towards softer interiors is clearly visible: rounded shapes, natural colours, and tactile materials dominate the scene. Acoustic felt fits perfectly within this development. It makes a space accessible without compromising professionalism or design value.
In design concepts, texture is increasingly used to convey atmosphere, calm or dynamism. A wall with felt panels feels immediately friendlier and warmer than a hard wall. That feeling, that touch, makes the difference.
A material that touches
Felt is more than just a design choice: it is a means to create an experience. It bridges aesthetics with comfort and sensoriality. Whether it is applied in an office, hotel or public space, felt brings a balance between form, function and sensation.
Feel the difference yourself
Curious about what felt looks and feels like in real life? Order samples and experience the soft texture, deep colours, and refined finish of our Dutch PET felt collection. Perfect to combine with other materials or to incorporate into your material library.
