Colours and surfaces

Why the surface is important

An acoustic ceiling is often the largest continuous surface in a room. This means that it will affect not only the entire look and feel of the interior, but also the end-users’ wellbeing. Therefore Ecophon has developed different types of surfaces and in different colours to suit most types of environments.

Select below to learn more about the different surfaces, colour offerings and product availability.

Fabric, film and surfaces

Surfaces for walls, ceilings and special environments.

Room with suspended acoustic ceiling in three different colours

Painted and unpainted surfaces

A range of painted and unpainted surfaces meeting different needs.

Wood wool surface

A smooth wood wool surface that offers both aesthetic appeal and practical benefits.

A spacious corridor with arched ceilings and a series of doorways on the right side. The walls are painted in alternating warm orange and cool blue tones, creating a striking contrast. Sunlight streams in through the windows on the left, casting long shadows on the tiled floor. Two people are standing at different points in the hallway, adding a sense of scale to the architecture. The perspective leads the eye towards a vanishing point at the end of the corridor.

Acoustic plaster surface

A spray applied acoustic plaster with ultra smooth finish, which offers flexible, seamless and discreet installations.

Connect™ colours

Available colours for our Connect™ range of grids, profiles and accessories.

Rendered classroom with coloured acoustic ceiling

Explore the world of colours and shapes

Try our 3D-tool and play around with colours and shapes in the preset environments, or create your own unique solutions.