World of good acoustics

Clear speech and group work place different demands on school acoustics. Discover how room surfaces, background noise and reverberation affect listening – and what to consider when choosing acoustic solutions for classrooms and shared spaces.

How can open spaces make room for both collaboration and concentration? Discover DAMPA® Space, a foldable acoustic solution that creates rooms within rooms – combining sound absorption, visual shielding and flexible design for workplaces and learning environments.

Clear conversations and focused work start with the right acoustic conditions. Explore how room surfaces, sound absorption and product placement influence workplace acoustics – and discover ways to combine acoustic wall panels, suspended rafts and multifunctional furniture with your interior design.

DAMPA® Drift Panels has received the prestigious iF DESIGN AWARD 2026, recognizing its sculptural design and innovative use of existing materials.

Even though acoustics cannot be seen or touched, it’s immediately noticeable when acoustics are poor.

Most people associate metal with something hard and cold - certainly not something linked to soft and pleasant acoustics. But with...

When designing a space, we often focus on colours, furniture, and lighting. But acoustics play just as big a role in how a room feels and functions in everyday life.

Metal combines design freedom, durability, and acoustics without compromising on aesthetics. Here are six reasons to choose acoustic solutions in metal.

Banedanmark in Ringsted upgraded both acoustics and aesthetics with DAMPA® Silent Board

With digital printing, DAMPA turns acoustic panels into functional artworks—combining sound control with custom design. From portraits to wayfinding, the only limit is your imagination.

Working with metal opens up endless design possibilities. DAMPA’s Silent Board Flex offers effective acoustic solutions with customizable colors, shapes, and finishes—from natural metal to any RAL or NCS shade, even digital prints—turning walls into functional, artistic features.