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Abstracta Acoustic Room Divider Vika

Flexible acoustic zoning for modern workspaces

Abstracta Vika floor screens help define areas within open-plan offices without creating permanent walls. They are suited to workstations, informal meeting areas, reception spaces and other environments where visual separation and a more focused atmosphere are useful.

The floor-standing format makes Vika practical for changing layouts. Its circular expression adds a softer architectural element, while the fabric-covered construction brings texture to the workspace.

Two Vika configurations to compare

The collection includes a Vika floor screen with integrated lighting and a version without lighting. Choose the illuminated option when the divider should also contribute to the character or ambience of a space; select the screen without lighting when acoustic zoning is the primary requirement.

Vika models are available in beige, grey, blue and white. The collection includes a compact 43 cm-wide format and a broader 118 cm-wide format, with a listed depth of 23 cm and height of 154 cm. Check the individual product details to confirm the dimensions of the model you need.

All Abstracta Acoustic Room Divider Vika models

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Where Abstracta Vika can be used

Vika is designed for spaces that need definition without the visual weight of a full-height partition. Place a screen beside a desk to create a more sheltered individual work area, or use several screens to shape small zones within a larger floor plan. The collection can also suit touchdown areas, collaborative corners and informal settings where teams need a degree of separation.

Because the screens are floor-standing, they can support workplace changes without requiring a fixed installation. This makes the family relevant to offices that are being reconfigured as teams, functions or working patterns evolve.

How to choose between the Vika models

Start with the role of the screen

First decide whether you need acoustic and visual division only, or whether lighting should be part of the screen’s role. The Vika model with integrated lighting can help make the divider a more distinctive element in a workspace. The version without lighting offers a simpler approach for separating areas and adding a fabric-covered acoustic surface.

Check width, placement and circulation

Compare the available widths with the space around desks, walkways and meeting settings. The collection includes 43 cm and 118 cm width options, while the listed depth is 23 cm and height is 154 cm. A narrower screen may work where circulation is tight, while the wider format can create a stronger visual boundary. Confirm the dimensions against the product listing before planning a layout.

Coordinate color with the interior

Vika is available in beige, grey, blue and white. Neutral tones can blend into a restrained office scheme, while blue can introduce a more noticeable accent. Consider the surrounding upholstery, flooring and wall finishes, as well as whether multiple screens should match or create subtle variation.

What to check before ordering

  • Confirm whether integrated lighting is required for the intended location.
  • Check the individual model’s width, depth and height.
  • Measure circulation space around the proposed screen position.
  • Select a fabric color that works with the existing workplace palette.
  • Review the available product information and catalogue material for planning details.

Myntwork offers Abstracta Vika products on a monthly lease, giving businesses another way to equip a workspace while selecting the configuration and finish that fit the project. For a tailored recommendation, compare the two listed models with your layout, lighting needs and color scheme.

Frequently asked questions about Abstracta Acoustic Room Divider Vika

What is the difference between the two Abstracta Vika screens?

One Vika floor screen includes integrated lighting, while the other is a fabric-covered acoustic room divider without lighting. Choose according to whether the screen should also provide an illuminated feature.

Which Vika width should I choose?

The collection includes 43 cm and 118 cm width options. The narrower format may suit tighter positions, while the wider screen can provide a more substantial visual division. Always check the dimensions of the specific model.

What colors are available for Abstracta Vika?

The listed colors are beige, grey, blue and white. Consider the existing furniture, flooring and wall finishes when selecting one color or coordinating several screens.

Is Vika suitable for open-plan offices?

Yes. Vika is a floor-standing acoustic room divider family intended for flexible workplace zoning, including desk areas, informal meeting spaces and collaborative settings.

Who designed the Abstracta Vika collection?

The Vika collection was designed by Khodi Feiz. Its circular form and floor-standing format give the screens a distinctive alternative to conventional straight partitions.