A pleated graphite acoustic textile unfolds from a vertical monolith into a room-scale canopy as the page scrolls.

Collection 09 · Woven acoustic system

Quiet is a
material.

A continuous textile surface that begins as an object and ends as part of the room.

01 · Release

A fold becomes
a field.

The pleat holds its line, then opens to shape the space around it.

02 · Resolve

The ceiling
learns to listen.

Wall, canopy or suspended threshold. One surface, specified around the room.

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Material proposition

The room is part
of the instrument.

VEIL/09 replaces the usual panel grid with one expressive surface. Dense pleats soften reflection while the silhouette directs movement through a room.

Surface Graphite wool composite

Forms Wall · threshold · canopy

Method Cut and assembled to plan

Spatial states

One surface.
Three readings.

Each state is a pause point, not a different product.

Object configuration of VEIL 09
01

Object

A vertical marker when the room needs a centre.

Threshold configuration of VEIL 09
02

Threshold

A soft boundary that guides without closing.

Canopy configuration of VEIL 09
03

Canopy

An overhead field that gathers the plan below.

Specified as a system

Soft at the edge.
Exact in the room.

The visual gesture is large. The construction logic stays quiet: repeatable pleats, concealed joins and a restrained material palette that lets light do the rest.

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For architects and interior teams

Bring quiet
into the plan.