When global investment firm Campbell Lutyens set out to relocate their London headquarters, the brief was clear: create a workplace that reflects the firm’s growth, culture and future. Working with Zentura, the new space at 20 Carlton House Terrace was designed to balance privacy with transparency, delivering a calm yet high-performing environment across two floors.

As a trusted supplier, Acoufelt was proud to contribute acoustic solutions that not only enhance performance but also align with the sustainable vision for the project.

Among the bespoke glass offices and open work zones, collaboration booths were designed as intimate spaces for focus and conversation. To ensure these areas delivered on both function and feel, Zentura specified QuietForm™ acoustic panels in Celestial, finished in Pearl.

QuietForm™ is Acoufelt’s first debossed acoustic product, introducing a three-dimensional wall finish that softens sound while adding sculptural depth. In the Campbell Lutyens booths, the Celestial pattern creates rhythm and texture, transforming simple meeting areas into destinations that encourage concentration and calm dialogue.

Brisbane’s 33 Queen Street is one of the city’s most treasured heritage buildings. Steeped in architectural history, this space on Level 1 carries the elegance of another era — ornate detailing, soaring ceilings, and the kind of character that can’t be replicated.

Bringing this space into the future was both a challenge and a privilege. The brief from Mackwell and The Fitout Studio was clear: preserve the building’s charm while delivering a high-performance, modern workspace. Acoufelt’s acoustic solutions played a key role in achieving that balance.

Acoustic design often disappears into the background — and in heritage spaces, that’s exactly where it belongs. To support speech clarity and occupant comfort without compromising visual impact, Fracture Fineline acoustic wall panels in 'Almond' were specified across key zones. This full-color PET felt delivers consistent acoustic performance while blending effortlessly with the interior’s natural palette and materiality.

Almond is a warm, quiet neutral that adds a sense of softness and serenity to the environment. It complements the aged materials of the building while reflecting the natural light that fills the space. The result is a contemporary layer that feels considered, not added.

The Brisbane headquarters of Guard Insurance reflects a thoughtful balance of professionalism and comfort. Delivered by The Fitout Studio, the fitout features Acoufelt’s Fracture 'Fineline' acoustic panels in 'Almond', introduced to help manage sound while enhancing the visual tone of the space.

A standout application of the panels is in the meeting room, where Fracture Fineline in Almond has been installed on the wall behind the TV. This surface is a high-reflection point for sound, so positioning acoustic panels here helps to reduce reverberation and support speech clarity during presentations and video calls. It’s a subtle design decision that significantly improves the functionality of the room.

The vertical stripe detail of the Fineline pattern brings soft texture to the wall without overwhelming the clean lines of the interior. The warm off-white shade of Almond lifts the space, making it feel light, calm and inviting.

Situated across from Millennium Square in Leeds, The Leonardo project is a unique Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) that seamlessly integrates historical and contemporary architecture. The development features a Grade II Listed Victorian schoolhouse alongside a modern new build, connected by a central courtyard.

The contemporary structure showcases bold, rich colours and a dynamic material palette, capturing the energy and vibrancy of student life. Meanwhile, the Victorian schoolhouse maintains its classic elegance, providing a timeless and sophisticated atmosphere that honours its heritage.

As open-plan layouts present acoustic challenges, the project centered on creating a workspace that supports employee well-being and productivity. With the goal of maintaining a visually appealing environment that is aligned with the client’s brand identity while ensuring acoustic comfort, IA Interior Architects selected Acoufelt’s FilaSorb™ ceiling baffles and QuietPrint™ acoustic wall panels.

The project pushed creative boundaries, creating a vibrant and sustainable environment that fosters creativity while maintaining practical design elements suited for a dynamic workplace.