Création Baumann expands range of acoustic panels

(CONNECT) The line of acoustic panels for walls and ceilings created by Création Baumann AG is expanding. According to a company statement, the Swiss textile specialist, based in Langenthal in the canton of Bern, has developed new panels that can be integrated into rooms without structural modifications and arranged as needed. Designed to reduce reverberation, they are suitable for offices, educational institutions, hospitality settings, and open-plan living spaces, among other applications.

New to the range is the Acoustic Fiber Ceiling recyclable panel. Its acoustic absorber is made from textile scraps. The panel can be freely arranged on ceilings, and requires only a few mounting points. By using textile waste, Création Baumann aims to return materials to the circular economy.

As part of its Acoustic Wall Cover line, the company is introducing Calvaro Flow, an acoustic fabric featuring a digitally printed gradient. It is available in three color options. The wall panels consist of sound-absorbing panels covered with fabric.

In addition to wall and ceiling panels, Création Baumann's acoustic product line includes freestanding elements for room partitioning and acoustically effective curtain fabrics. The acoustic products are manufactured at the company’s plant in Langenthal.

Création Baumann was founded in 1886 as a family-owned business and develops and produces textile solutions for interior design. In addition to acoustic solutions, its product range includes curtain and upholstery fabrics, functional textiles, and interior shading systems. ce/as