Offices

Procter & Gamble

The greatest luxury in an office is the ability to have a quiet conversation, and in spaces designed for calls, online meetings, and highly focused work, details make the biggest difference.

Quiet work rooms have been designed with focus and privacy in mind, and their acoustic core consists of Fiber Color panels. They absorb sound, reduce wave reflections, and improve speech intelligibility. The effect is felt immediately: conversations sound clearer, and external noise is no longer the main participant in the meeting.

This solution proves particularly effective in small spaces. Enclosed volumes have a natural tendency to amplify reverberation, which is why carefully selected absorbing materials become a key element of their functionality.

The geometric layout of the panels gives the walls a three-dimensional character, while the color palette supports a natural atmosphere. Here you will find greens ranging from vibrant lime to deep malachite

For over 180 years, Procter & Gamble has been creating products present in millions of homes worldwide – from hygiene items and cosmetics to cleaning products and baby care.

Contractor:

Nyquista

Project:

Xplan

Location:

Warsaw

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