Is it wall art or is it an acoustic solution? With its latest innovation, 3form makes it hard to tell. Introducing the new high-resolution, high-tech capabilities on acoustic felt, 3form Elements enables commercial designers to explore endless possibilities for sound dampening. This advancement not only enhances acoustics, but transforms plain walls into vibrant, functional art. “At 3form, we never want to limit our own color palette or a designer’s creativity,” reflects Ryan Smith, 3form’s Chief Creative Officer. “So we set forth to expand our capabilities across our acoustic portfolio, ensuring that color is at the forefront to match the creative visions of the design community.”

A seating nook with a yellow chair, a small round table, and a vintage yellow rotary phone against a vibrant orange and red retro-patterned wallpaper

To demonstrate the vast options available with this new technology, the brand is debuting an assortment of patterns for their Hush Clad range, an award-winning wall cladding acoustic solution. The intricate patterns, which include four wood grains, five color gradients (Early Twilight, Summer Sunset, Autumn, Ocean Wave, and Desert Sky), and two stone designs (Marble and Quartz), demonstrate 3form’s ability to print even the smallest details and variances within a design. Using water-based ink, 3form Elements prints directly on Sola Felt, a material made up of 50% post-consumer recycled plastic.

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A yellow high-back chair sits in a corner of a room with orange and red patterned wallpaper. A small round table with a yellow rotary phone is positioned next to the chair

A geometric pattern of overlapping arches in varying shades of orange and red, creating a retro-style design

New bevel-cut options in 3form’s Deco Warm and Deco Cool patterns add a distinct sense of texture and depth, enhancing their visual appeal. These designs, paired with 3form’s innovative printing capability, further expand the range of creative possibilities. Wood panels become more realistic to the eye and graphic patterns get an added layer of layer of dimension, transforming them into standout features within any commercial space.

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A brown leather sofa is positioned against a wall with green leaf-patterned wallpaper. An illuminated floor lamp, black side table, and potted plant are nearby. A book rests on the sofa

Brown leather couch on wooden legs next to a green potted plant in front of a black and green leaf-patterned wallpaper, with a book on the couch

A brown leather couch against a wall with green, black, and beige leaf-patterned wallpaper, and an open book on the couch. A green plant is visible in the bottom right corner

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A green and beige wallpaper features a repeating leaf pattern outlined in black

Designers can now mix and match various colors, patterns, and textures to create truly custom designs that suit the aesthetic and acoustic needs of each project. With 3form Element’s ready-made designs or the option to use use the 22 standard Sola Felt colors, designers have vast options to transform offices, hotels, restaurants, shops, or other commercial spaces.

A modern minimalist room featuring a white table with four matching chairs. The walls are adorned with horizontal wood-like felt panels, and various items are placed on the table

A minimalistic room features a white table with an open book and a white chair. The walls are partially covered with horizontal wooden panels. The space is well-lit with natural light

A corner of a wall composed of horizontal wooden panels with dark lines separating each panel. The left side shows two intersecting walls forming the corner

A white table with four white chairs stands in a modern room with wooden paneling on the walls. The table holds a few books and a small decorative object

To learn more about 3form Elements new innovations, visit 3-form.com.

As the Senior Contributing Editor, Vy Yang is obsessed with discovering ways to live well + with intention through design. She’s probably sharing what she finds over on Instagram stories. You can also find her at vytranyang.com.

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