Vertigo uses pressed PET felt to deliver effective sound absorption. It helps reduce reverberation and supports clearer acoustic conditions in interior spaces. The soft yet defined texture adds warmth without dominating the architectural language.
Thanks to its modular structure, Vertigo allows flexible wall compositions. Designers can create continuous surfaces or focused feature walls. The panel suits offices, co-working spaces, educational facilities, cultural venues, and public interiors where sound control and visual clarity matter.
The number of Vertigo panels required depends on several factors, including the room size, ceiling height, surface materials, occupancy, and the desired acoustic performance. While even a limited installation can help reduce reverberation and improve speech clarity, larger or more reflective spaces typically require greater panel coverage. For optimal results, we recommend consulting our team for a project-specific acoustic assessment and panel layout proposal.
No. Vertigo is an acoustic absorption panel, not a sound insulation product. It is designed to reduce reverberation and control sound reflections within a space, helping create a more comfortable acoustic environment. It does not block sound transmission between rooms or provide soundproofing.
Yes. Its layered surface and distinctive geometric pattern make it ideal for creating statement walls and focal points within interior spaces.
Vertigo is suitable for offices, educational facilities, hospitality venues, cultural spaces, and other interiors where acoustic comfort and visual impact are desired.
Yes. Vertigo is designed for quick and straightforward installation. The panels can be easily mounted using Velcro fixing systems and are supplied with installation templates to ensure accurate positioning and alignment on site.
Vertigo
Designed by Yiğit Özer
Vertigo is an acoustic wall panel with a strong geometric rhythm and a layered surface design. Designed by Yiğit Özer, it turns wall surfaces into expressive architectural elements while supporting acoustic comfort.
The design takes inspiration from sand dunes shaped by wind and gravity. Linear grooves run across the surface and create a dynamic play of light and shadow. As the viewing angle changes, the wall gains movement and visual depth.
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