Where Vika acoustic panels can be used
Vika can support a range of workplace layouts where sound travels between desks, meeting points and circulation areas. Use the panels behind workstations, alongside collaboration zones or on walls near meeting tables to help create a more comfortable setting for conversation and concentration.
They can also be considered for reception areas, project rooms and flexible offices where the interior needs to perform acoustically while retaining a refined appearance. The wall-mounted format is particularly useful when floor space is already occupied by desks, seating or storage.
How to choose the right Vika format
Start with the wall and furniture layout
Choose the horizontal version when its proportions suit a wider section of wall or a low, balanced arrangement. The vertical version may be more suitable for taller wall areas, narrow sections or compositions that need stronger vertical emphasis. Consider sightlines, doors, screens and the position of nearby furniture before deciding.
Plan the acoustic coverage
A single panel can contribute to the acoustic treatment of a room, but the right quantity and placement depend on the room’s size, surfaces and level of activity. Hard floors, glass and exposed walls may increase reverberation, while a furnished room may require a different approach. Map the main noise sources and listening areas before selecting a combination.
Colours and design considerations
Vika is available in beige, grey, blue and white across the collection, with light grey listed for the horizontal model. Neutral shades can blend into a quiet background, while blue can introduce a more visible accent. Compare the available colour for the exact model you are considering, as options may differ between formats.
The collection is associated with designer Khodi Feiz and is defined by a circular, graphic character. This makes Vika suitable for interiors that want acoustic functionality to remain visibly connected to the overall design scheme.
What to check before ordering
- Confirm whether the horizontal or vertical format fits the intended wall area.
- Check the product-specific dimensions, mounting requirements and available colour.
- Review how many panels are needed for the room and where they should be positioned.
- Consider nearby furniture, doors, lighting and other wall-mounted elements.
- Ask for origin information if this is relevant to your procurement process; the supplied details list origin as available on request.
Myntwork offers Abstracta Vika products on a monthly lease, which can help businesses furnish evolving workspaces without treating every purchase as a long-term capital decision. Confirm the current leasing terms and product availability when you are ready to proceed.
Frequently asked questions about Abstracta Acoustic Wall Panel Vika
What is the difference between the Vika horizontal and vertical panels?
The collection includes a horizontal wall absorbent format and a vertical wall-mounted sound-absorbing format. The best choice depends on the wall proportions, furniture layout and visual direction you want in the room.
Which colours are available for Abstracta Vika?
Beige, grey, blue and white are listed for the collection. Light grey is also listed for the horizontal option, so check the individual product details to confirm the colour choices for the format you select.
Where should Vika acoustic wall panels be installed?
They can be placed near desks, meeting tables, collaboration areas, reception zones or other locations where conversations and reflected sound affect comfort. Placement should take the room layout, hard surfaces and main noise sources into account.
How many Vika panels does a room need?
There is no single quantity for every space. Room size, furnishings, floor and wall finishes, glazing and activity levels all affect the acoustic requirement. Identify the areas with the most reverberation and review the layout before deciding on panel coverage.
Can Abstracta Vika panels be leased?
Yes. Myntwork offers the Abstracta Vika collection on a monthly lease. Check the current product availability and leasing terms for the specific horizontal or vertical model you need.
