Quick answer: Choose acoustic panel colours by deciding whether you want them to blend in, support the room or stand out. Blend in by matching the wall; support the room with a muted tone from your palette; stand out with a bold colour on a feature wall. Dark colours suit studios, soft neutrals suit offices and homes, and brand colours suit cafés and reception areas.

Key takeaways

  • Decide first: blend, support or stand out.
  • Studios: darker tones; offices: neutrals; cafés: brand or warm tones.
  • See fabric samples in person, and judge them in the room’s own light.

Step 1: Blend, support or stand out?

Blend = same as the wall. Support = a muted tone from your palette. Stand out = a bold feature.

Step 2: Match the space

Studios often use dark panels to reduce light spill and distraction. Offices tend to use soft neutrals or brand tints. Cafés and restaurants can use warm tones or a brand colour. Homes usually match wall or furniture colours.

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Choosing acoustic panel colours infographic

Step 3: Test the colour

Colours look different in the room’s light. We show fabric samples in person, so you can see colours before you choose. Look at them on the wall at different times of day.

Step 4: Keep it simple

Two colours maximum for most rooms. A neat grid looks intentional. Too many colours can make a small room look busy.

What we see on real jobs

Colours chosen from a screen can look different on the wall. Judging them in the room’s own light gives a better match.

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