Why walls with depth enhance your interior design

How the relief alters the atmosphere and experience of a space

Relief responds to light and shadow. The surface changes throughout the day, making the wall lively and allowing it to move with the environment. Soft textures such as felt also contribute to a warm, friendly appearance. By working with lamellas, folds, or rib structures, you can subtly influence the atmosphere: from calm and harmonious to bold and graphic. The result is a space that exudes more depth, layering, and experience. 

Acoustic benefits of wall panels with volume

Relief walls not only offer visual benefits but also acoustic ones. The extra volume and shapes help break up and absorb sound. In particular, PET felt is particularly effective: the fibrous structure absorbs sound, reducing echoes and making the space more pleasant. In spaces where acoustics are important, such as offices and hospitality environments, a wall with depth immediately provides more comfort. A visual statement that is also functional. 

When do you choose a wall with depth in your design?

You opt for textured walls when you want to create more calm without becoming boring. It works well in large spaces that appear too flat visually, in corridors that need rhythm, or in areas where acoustics play a role. Also, when you want to incorporate a main material throughout your design, shapes and volumes help to introduce variation without losing cohesion. This keeps the space interesting and consistent. Think of felt wall coverings with a parametric design. Do you have a fun idea yourself? Get in touch with us!