A New Geometry of Silence

Designed by architect Giulia Foscari of UNA/UNLESS, SPYKON is a new generation of acoustic surface that turns sound control into a sculptural architectural feature. Its continuous field of diamond-like pyramidal forms reinterprets the geometries historically used in recording studios and anechoic chambers, scattering, diffusing, and absorbing sound while creating a striking faceted landscape.

Sustainable Materials in a Wide Range of Colors

SPYKON is made with a sound-absorbing core of 100% recycled polyester fiber and is available in a broad selection of textile and felt finishes, including Trevira CS, PETcolor, ECOfelt, PETfelt, and Bouclé. The expansive color palette ranges from quiet neutrals and earthy tones to saturated reds, greens, blues, and brighter accents, allowing the surface to become either a subtle architectural backdrop or a strong visual statement. The panel is recyclable at the end of its life.

A Sculptural Acoustic Surface for Walls and Ceilings

SPYKON panels measure approximately 47.2″ x 70.9″ and install with a Velcro mounting system for wall or ceiling applications. Used individually or across a larger surface, the repeating prismatic geometry creates visual depth while improving acoustic performance. Additional polyester backing can be incorporated when greater sound absorption is required.