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Decor Systems worked alongside Hames Sharley and Badge Construction to deliver products that met various requirements, including aesthetics, acoustics, sustainability, and compliance.

A well-designed acoustic environment can contribute to a more positive patient experience and help create a healing environment.

Imagine a ceiling thats as tough as it is beautiful, a silent guardian against noise pollution, and a champion of sustainability. Thats the magic of metal ceilings.

This article explores the transformative role of acoustics in shaping the educational journey of young learners, emphasising the importance of creating harmonious spaces that resonate with success.

Designed by AOA Christopher Peck, the refurbishment featured multiple Decor Systems products including Cewood, DecorSlat, DecorZen, DecorStyle and DecorArti in the administration block and school gym.

The massive, perforated steel canopy and distinct building shape create a stark contrast to the interior, which features soft timber panelling, including DecorSlat.

The white beams adorned with bespoke Victorian Ash moulded tips effortlessly juxtapose the steel elements present in the space, evoking a captivating contrast.

There is a balance in creating spaces that look good but also feel good to be in. When it comes to specifying acoustics, there are many factors to consider.

The design and construction of the New Student Precinct (NSP) at The University of Melbourne represented a journey of collaboration involving multiple project stakeholders.

Decor Systems delivered acoustic ceiling panels for the first stage of the new Eromanga Natural History Museum located in the small town of Eromanga, a 11-hour drive west of Brisbane.