Where the Vika collection can work
Vika is a practical choice for interiors that need wall lighting alongside a sound-absorbing element. The horizontal model can suit a broad wall section above or alongside furniture, while the vertical model can work where the available wall width is limited or where a taller visual line is preferred.
Consider the collection for meeting rooms, collaborative areas, reception spaces, lounges and other shared environments. In each case, review the surrounding furniture, wall dimensions and expected circulation before selecting the orientation. The integrated lighting and acoustic function make Vika relevant when a wall needs to contribute more than decoration alone.
How to choose between the two formats
Horizontal Vika wall light
The horizontal model is 150 cm wide and 28 cm high, with an 18 cm depth. It is the natural starting point when the wall has more available width than height, or when you want the installation to relate to a long desk, bench or other horizontal arrangement.
Vertical Vika wall light
The vertical model is 28 cm wide and 150 cm high, also with an 18 cm depth. Choose this format when the wall is narrow, when a taller composition suits the room, or when the light should align with vertical architectural features.
Colour and project planning
Vika is available in beige, grey, blue and white. Beige and grey can support quieter schemes, while blue can introduce a stronger accent. White may help the fixture sit more lightly against a suitable wall. Always assess colour alongside the existing finishes, furniture and daylight in the room rather than choosing it in isolation.
Before specifying the collection, confirm the usable wall area and the preferred orientation. Check the 18 cm depth against nearby furniture, doors, circulation routes and any wall-mounted equipment. It is also useful to review the available product information and catalogue material when coordinating the lighting and acoustic requirements of a wider interior project.
What to check next
- Decide whether the wall calls for a 150 cm horizontal or 150 cm vertical format.
- Confirm that the 18 cm depth works with furniture placement and circulation.
- Compare beige, grey, blue and white with the project’s interior palette.
- Review the exact product details for the selected model before final specification.
- Ask Myntwork about arranging these Abstracta Vika products on a monthly lease for your project.
Frequently asked questions about Abstracta Acoustic Wall Light Vika
What is the difference between the two Abstracta Vika wall lights?
The main difference is orientation and proportion. The horizontal model is 150 cm wide and 28 cm high, while the vertical model is 28 cm wide and 150 cm high. Both are 18 cm deep and combine integrated lighting with sound-absorbing wall design.
Which Vika format should I choose for a narrow wall?
The vertical Vika is the more suitable starting point for a narrow wall because it is 28 cm wide and 150 cm high. Confirm the available height, depth and surrounding clearances before selecting it.
Which Vika model suits a long wall or furniture run?
The horizontal model may fit a long wall or furniture arrangement more naturally because it is 150 cm wide and 28 cm high. Check the wall length and how the light will relate to desks, benches or other elements.
What colours are available in the Vika collection?
The collection is available in beige, grey, blue and white. Compare these options with the room’s walls, furniture, lighting conditions and overall interior palette.
Can Abstracta Vika acoustic wall lights be leased?
Yes. Myntwork offers the Abstracta Vika collection on a monthly lease. Contact Myntwork to discuss the model, colour and format that fit your project.
