Choosing a Tessellate panel for your space
Start with the surface you want to use. Ceiling-mounted models are an option when the ceiling is part of the planned layout, while the wall-mounted panels let you build a composition on a vertical surface. The collection includes rectangular wall panels as well as diamond and trapezium shapes, so you can choose a straightforward outline or introduce more geometric variation.
Think about the room’s purpose and the areas where panels will make sense visually. In a meeting room, for example, you might consider how a wall panel relates to the table and seating. In a shared work area, look at the available wall and ceiling surfaces as part of the overall furniture plan. These are layout considerations, not a substitute for checking the acoustic needs of your space.
Compare the models by shape and placement
If you prefer a simple, regular outline, compare the rectangular options and their mounting type. For a more distinctive wall arrangement, consider the diamond or trapezium models. The product listings also include ceiling panels described as rectangular, with a circular option noted in one listing. Since shape descriptions and dimensions are model-specific, review the selected product’s details rather than assuming that one panel’s specifications apply to the full family.
Before deciding, confirm the panel’s intended mounting position and check its listed dimensions against the space available. If you are planning multiple panels, map their positions and spacing before finalizing the selection. This can help you assess how the shapes will work together and avoid choosing based on an image alone.
Check upholstery and color details
Beige, black, grey, blue, brown and pink appear among the collection’s listed colors. Use these as a starting point, then confirm which colors are available for the particular shape and mounting style you want. Fabric choices can also differ by model: one ceiling option specifies Tempt or Gabriel PG1 fabric. Check the product details for the exact upholstery and finish before coordinating panels with other workplace materials.
What to confirm before specifying
Review the selected model’s shape, mounting type, dimensions, color and fabric information together. Confirm that the proposed placement suits your room and that the chosen panel fits the intended surface. If any detail is not clear in the listing, ask for confirmation before completing your specification.
Myntwork offers Tessellate products on a monthly lease, which may be useful when planning furniture for a workplace. Compare the available models first, then check the leasing details and product information for the options that fit your project.
Frequently asked questions about Ocee & Four Design Acoustic Panel Tessellate
What kinds of Tessellate panels are in this collection?
The six listed options include ceiling-mounted panels and wall-mounted panels. Wall shapes include rectangular, diamond and trapezium designs; check each product listing for its specific form and mounting type.
How do I choose between the shapes?
Choose based on the surface available and the look you want in the room. Rectangular panels offer a regular outline, while diamond and trapezium options create different geometric forms. Confirm the dimensions and placement for the model you select.
Which colors and fabrics are available?
Colors listed across the collection include beige, black, grey, blue, brown and pink. Fabric details vary by model; one listed ceiling panel specifies Tempt or Gabriel PG1. Check the individual listing to confirm options.
Can I use ceiling and wall panels together?
The collection includes both mounting types, so you can consider them as part of one room plan. Confirm each panel’s placement, dimensions, color and upholstery individually to make sure the selections suit your layout.
