Where Wall of Art can work well
These acoustic art panels are suited to interiors where walls need to feel finished rather than purely functional. In an office, a panel can add visual interest to a meeting room, collaborative area or reception zone. In hospitality and other customer-facing settings, the framed artwork can help establish a more welcoming environment while supporting the room’s acoustic strategy.
Because the collection is wall-mounted, it can be considered where floor space is limited or where freestanding screens would interrupt circulation. It may also work as part of a broader composition of furniture and wall treatments, particularly when a warm, neutral palette is preferred.
How to choose between the models
Start with the wall and viewing distance
Measure the usable wall area before selecting a format. The 73 × 103 cm panel is easier to position on a narrower wall or within a more compact arrangement. The 103 × 143 cm version has a larger presence and may be more appropriate for a generous reception wall, meeting space or open area where the artwork should be seen from farther away.
Match the panel to the interior
Both listed models use a beige acoustic panel with an oak frame and feature Capri by Annika Hultgren. This consistent expression makes the decision less about changing colours or artwork and more about scale, placement and the role the panel should play in the room. Review the surrounding finishes to ensure the beige surface and oak frame complement existing tables, seating and flooring.
What to check before ordering
Confirm the required width and height, the available wall area and the intended mounting position. Check that the selected panel can be installed without conflicting with doors, glazing, lighting, signage or other wall-mounted elements. It is also worth deciding whether one larger panel or several coordinated pieces would better suit the layout, while keeping sightlines and circulation clear.
For project planning, request the available catalogue information and verify the current product details with Myntwork. Origin information is available on request. Myntwork offers Abstracta products on a monthly lease, providing a flexible way to specify the collection for changing workplace or hospitality requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Abstracta Acoustic Art Panel Wall of Art
What is the difference between the Abstracta Wall of Art models?
The listed models share the beige, oak-framed, wall-mounted construction and feature Capri by Annika Hultgren. The main difference is size: one measures 73 × 103 cm and the other 103 × 143 cm.
Which Wall of Art size should I choose?
Choose the 73 × 103 cm format for a more compact wall position or a smaller room. The 103 × 143 cm format is better suited to a larger wall or an installation where the artwork needs greater visual presence.
Where can Abstracta Wall of Art panels be used?
They can be considered for offices, meeting rooms, reception areas, hospitality interiors and other spaces where wall-mounted acoustic treatment should also contribute to the visual design.
What colours and materials are available in this collection?
The listed models are beige and have oak frames. Both use the same Capri artwork by Annika Hultgren, so the principal choice within the collection is the panel format.
Are Abstracta Wall of Art panels available on lease?
Myntwork offers these Abstracta products on a monthly lease. Contact Myntwork to confirm availability and the details relevant to your project.
