Where Mantra panels can fit
Consider Mantra panels in spaces where a wall treatment should contribute to the room’s visual character as well as its acoustic approach. Examples include meeting and conference rooms, reception areas, focus spaces and collaborative zones. The right placement depends on the room layout and the needs of its users; these panels are one part of a broader interior plan, rather than a substitute for assessing the room as a whole.
In open or multi-use offices, teams may use upholstered panels to define a feature wall or bring a softer finish to selected areas. In a meeting room, a panel can help establish a more finished backdrop. For any project where acoustic outcomes are a key requirement, confirm the relevant performance information with the supplier rather than assuming a particular level of sound control from the product name alone.
How to choose between the models
Start with the wall and the purpose of the installation. Consider the available wall area, nearby furniture, circulation routes and whether the panel is intended to form a focal point or sit within a larger composition. Then compare the two Mantra model listings to choose the profile that best suits the space. The SH4 is identified as rectangular; check the SH3 listing for its exact shape and dimensions before specifying it, and verify how each panel will work with the intended arrangement.
Next, coordinate color with surrounding materials. The Mantra color range includes neutrals such as beige, grey, black and white, alongside a selection of stronger colors. A neutral may integrate quietly with an existing scheme, while a more vivid choice can create contrast. Confirm the options available for the specific model and project, rather than assuming every color is offered across both panels.
Check upholstery and project details
The SH3 listing specifies Madrid MD515 upholstery. For the SH4, refer to its product details for the applicable upholstery information. Before finalizing a specification, confirm the selected model, color, finish and dimensions, and make sure the proposed position works with the wall and surrounding furnishings. If you are coordinating multiple panels, check consistency across the individual selections.
Plan the next step
Once you have chosen a profile and color direction, compare the product listings against your room plan and note any details that need confirmation. For a workplace project, this can include the quantity required, intended layout, finish coordination and any acoustic criteria set by the project team. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, providing a leasing option to consider as part of your furniture and interiors planning. Review the relevant product information and discuss project requirements before making a selection.
Frequently asked questions about Arte & D Acoustic Panel Mantra
What is included in the Arte & D Mantra collection?
The collection includes two upholstered acoustic wall panel models: the Mantra Upholstered Acoustic Wall Panel and the Mantra Wall Upholstered Triangular Acoustic Panel. Compare their individual listings for profile and product details.
How do I choose between the Mantra panel models?
Consider the wall area, intended arrangement and visual profile you want. The SH4 is identified as rectangular; check the SH3 listing for its exact form and dimensions before specifying.
What colors are available for Mantra panels?
Collection color options listed include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, pink, purple, red, white and yellow. Confirm color availability for the specific model you are considering.
What upholstery is specified for the SH3 panel?
The SH3 listing specifies Madrid MD515 upholstery. Check the product details for the SH4 and confirm the finish options for your selection.
Can I lease Arte & D Mantra panels through Myntwork?
Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Review the product listings and discuss your project requirements to plan a suitable selection.
