Explore how Designing with Country transforms educational environments. By moving beyond applied decoration to authentic collaboration, schools can integrate Indigenous artwork and cultural storytelling directly into functional walls, ceilings, and acoustic lining systems using SUPAWOOD CREATIV.
When designing an interior space, aesthetics and functionality go hand in hand. One essential yet sometimes underestimated aspect of interior design is acoustics. Many designers prioritise visual appeal, sometimes placing less emphasis on sound management, often because acoustic treatments have traditionally been bulky, expensive, or visually intrusive.
Custom architectural perforation designs traditionally take days or weeks of back-and-forth planning. Discover how SUPAWOOD’s innovative CREATIV Perf system simplifies this process down to mere minutes. By translating any digital artwork, company logo, or biophilic design into a precisely calculated, code-compliant acoustic pattern, explore how this automated design service helps architects and specifiers achieve seamless acoustic performance, corporate branding, and deep cultural integration across commercial projects.
Reverberation control is essential to creating comfortable, functional interiors. Poor control blurs speech and increases stress, while well-managed acoustics enhance clarity, warmth, and purpose. From classrooms to theatres and healthcare spaces, this guide explains how architects and designers can achieve balance with tailored solutions for superior interior performance.
It’s been just over a year since we officially launched WAFFLE BLADES, our first-ever grid ceiling system—and what a journey it has been. From concept to installation, WAFFLE BLADES has captured the imagination of architects and designers looking to bring a bold, contemporary edge to their interior spaces.
The best office is a functional office fit for purpose. This goal can be easily compromised through a lack of acoustic design input. Without proper acoustical advice, trends such as warehouse conversions, exposed soffits, glazed partitions and concrete surfaces, can be a dangerous design option that can lead to an unsuccessful project.
