A New Dimension in Decorative Acoustic Wall Design

Decrawave is the latest addition to the Decrasound acoustic panel range, developed for architects and interior designers looking for more than a conventional flat acoustic wall finish.

By combining sculpted three-dimensional surfaces with acoustic wall treatment, Decrawave allows the acoustic finish to become an integral part of the interior architecture.

The 2026 Decrawave collection includes a growing range of linear, curved, geometric and textured designs, supported by a palette of 135 colours and custom sizing options.

The result is an acoustic wall system that can contribute to both the visual identity and acoustic environment of commercial interiors.

When Flat Acoustic Panels Limit Interior Design

Acoustic treatment is an important part of many commercial interiors, but traditional flat panels can sometimes restrict the designer's ability to create distinctive wall surfaces.

Architects and interior designers increasingly want acoustic materials to contribute to the overall character of a space rather than appear as an additional functional element.

This is particularly relevant in hospitality, workplace, hotel, retail and public interiors where large wall areas often provide an opportunity to introduce texture, rhythm and depth.

Acoustic Treatment Becomes Part of the Architecture

Decrawave takes a different approach by introducing three-dimensional profiles directly into the acoustic wall surface.

Linear ribs, fine grooves, curved profiles and geometric forms create changing patterns of light and shadow across the wall while maintaining the visual softness associated with acoustic finishes.

This allows designers to treat larger wall areas acoustically while creating a deliberate architectural feature rather than simply installing conventional rectangular acoustic panels.

Where Decrawave Acoustic Wall Panels Can Be Used

Designing With Decrawave

Decrawave gives architects and interior designers the opportunity to consider acoustic treatment at the same stage as other architectural finishes.

Rather than selecting acoustic panels after the interior has been designed, the panel profile, orientation, colour and wall coverage can become part of the original design concept.

Designers should consider:

• The scale of the three-dimensional profile relative to the room.
• Panel orientation and the direction of the pattern.
• Wall lighting and how it interacts with the sculpted surface.
• Colour coordination with surrounding finishes.
• Panel joints and alignment across large feature walls.
• Required acoustic coverage for the particular space.

Decrasound can assist architects, interior designers and contractors with product selection, sizing and project-specific requirements.

Creating More Comfortable and Visually Engaging Interiors

Good interior design involves more than appearance. A room's acoustic character can significantly shape how people experience a space.

Adding acoustic treatment to appropriate wall areas can control reflected sound and create a more comfortable environment for conversation, concentration, and everyday use.

Decrawave adds another dimension by allowing that acoustic treatment to become a visually important element within the interior.

Suitable for New Projects and Interior Refurbishments

Decrawave can be considered during the early design stages of a new development or introduced as part of an existing interior refurbishment.

For new projects, architects can coordinate panel dimensions, colours, lighting and adjoining finishes as part of the complete wall design.

For refurbishment projects, Decrawave provides an opportunity to transform existing wall areas while simultaneously introducing an architectural acoustic finish.

Custom panel sizing can also assist designers when working around existing architectural dimensions and site conditions.