Textile naturally changes the way a space resonates. A rug, textile panel or wool surface can help soften a very hard interior, although precise acoustic performance should always be evaluated within the specific project.
Reference guide
Acoustic character depends on many factors: volume, reflective surfaces, furniture, curtains and textile placement. Textile presence should therefore not be confused with certified acoustic treatment.
The Maison’s work around Loom Song explores precisely this meeting point between textile, space and listening without reducing the object to a technical specification.
For a real project, these references should always be tested against plans, light, use and the constraints of place. The Maison then confirms material, dimensions and feasibility through Project Desk.
