Good Design 2026

Good Design 2026

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Karolina Kowalska

The next edition of the competition will accompany, as always, the 4 Design Days event. The modular acoustic wall created by Nyquist will participate in the finals of the prestigious competition on January 22 - this is an important moment for us.

The next edition of the competition will accompany, as always, the 4 Design Days event. The modular acoustic wall created by Nyquist will participate in the finals of the prestigious competition on January 22 - this is an important moment for us.

The world is accelerating, needs are shifting, and the way we work and rest is changing. What was sufficient yesterday can become a limitation today. It is with this exact thought in mind that EcoWall Modular was created.

Dobry Design is one of the most prestigious design competitions in Poland

The initiative supports conscious design, innovation, and an environmentally responsible approach to materials and technologies. The competition is held cyclically as part of 4 Design Days – an international event dedicated to architecture, interiors, and design, organized in Katowice by PTWP.

The 2026 edition consistently focuses on solutions that address the modern world's current challenges: flexibility, durability, ecology, and functionality. The participation of Nyquista and the competitive presence of EcoWall Modular is a natural step in the project's development, confirming that acoustics is becoming more significant year by year. However, what pleases us most is that an increasing number of designers, investors, and institutions view it as a fundamental element of spatial design.

You can read more about the competition here

EcoWall Modular – a modular acoustic wall that lives with you

A high-quality wall system made from eco-friendly PET material. Designed with adaptability in mind – both on a daily and long-term basis. The wall consists of modules that can be freely configured, expanded, and rearranged, changing the character of the interior without generating unnecessary costs and waste.

Ecology - the pillar of Nyquista projects

The structure is made of eco-friendly PET material, and the entire design and manufacturing process is aligned with the zero-waste principle. The durability of the material, precise craftsmanship, and timeless form ensure that the wall retains its acoustic and aesthetic properties for years.

This is a long-term, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible investment. A product that does not age with trends, because its greatest value lies in the possibility of change.

Contemporary interiors are multi-functional

Offices serve as meeting places, studios act as educational spaces, and home interiors combine work, learning, and relaxation. This observation became our starting point when conceiving and designing EcoWall Modular.

Music, photography, design, sports, art, architecture, technology, education, craftsmanship, entertainment, home, studio. EcoWall Modular always fits in. It follows you. Today it serves as the backcloth for a recording studio, tomorrow for a design office - to become, in a few months, the answer to the needs of an entirely new space.

Karolina Kowalska

An author of reportages, interviews, and press articles. A lover of the written word and an observer of people, places, and events, she believes that well-chosen words can transform how we perceive the world. She writes about architecture and acoustics, as well as culture, travel, and sailing—most passionately when a project is driven by people with the courage to challenge conventions. She is particularly committed to discussing acoustics in a language that is accessible to everyone.

Karolina Kowalska

An author of reportages, interviews, and press articles. A lover of the written word and an observer of people, places, and events, she believes that well-chosen words can transform how we perceive the world. She writes about architecture and acoustics, as well as culture, travel, and sailing—most passionately when a project is driven by people with the courage to challenge conventions. She is particularly committed to discussing acoustics in a language that is accessible to everyone.

Karolina Kowalska

An author of reportages, interviews, and press articles. A lover of the written word and an observer of people, places, and events, she believes that well-chosen words can transform how we perceive the world. She writes about architecture and acoustics, as well as culture, travel, and sailing—most passionately when a project is driven by people with the courage to challenge conventions. She is particularly committed to discussing acoustics in a language that is accessible to everyone.

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