Concrete-walled lounge with sculpted acoustic wall panels lit by late afternoon sun

Uniquities Interiors · Kolkata, India

Acoustics, architecture and aesthetics

Two brands, one standard of finish. Acoustic PET surfaces and architectural ceilings for interiors across India.

The outcome

A room you can hear the difference in

Every surface below is doing acoustic work. None of it looks like it. That is the whole intention.

Café with faceted acoustic clouds suspended below a dark ceiling and tall arched windows — 01Café · all-day dining
Hard floors, glass and height. The ceiling does the absorbing.Uniquities Acoustics

Hotel atrium lit from above by a printed stretch ceiling showing a bright cloudscape — 02Atrium · lobby
A daylight ceiling where there is no daylight.India Ceilings

Daylit brick lounge with a drift of sage green faceted acoustic tiles across the wall — 03Breakout lounge
Absorption arranged as artwork, sized to the wall it lands on.Uniquities Acoustics

Empty room below a timber-finish metal baffle ceiling with integrated linear lighting — 04Residential · reception
Services and structure overhead, hidden behind a rhythm you read as timber.India Ceilings

The case for each

Two problems a finished room still has

One is what you hear in it. The other is everything above your head that has to be reached again later. They are specified separately and they are solved separately.

Why you need acoustics

Every hard surface sends the room back at you

Glass, stone and exposed slab return almost everything that reaches them, and a room that returns its own noise is tiring long before anyone calls it loud. Absorption is the only fix — and the detail behind the panel decides how much of it you actually get.

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Absorption by build-up

Direct to substrate
> 0.60NRC
01.0
1. Wall
2. Plywood or gypsum / cement board
3. Acoustic panel
On channel with insulation
> 0.90NRC
01.0
1. Wall
2. GI / aluminium channel
3. Insulation material
4. Acoustic panel

Same panel, two details. Battening it out over insulation is what takes the noise reduction coefficient from good to specification-grade.

Acoustic excellence
Thoughtfully engineered to reduce ambient noise and soften reverberation, fostering calm, clarity and elevated comfort — essential in spaces designed for focus, interaction or reflection.
Design that inspires
From subtle textures to custom grooved finishes, each design element speaks to sophistication — offering more than integration; they offer elevation.
Effortless integration
Lightweight, low-maintenance and visually versatile. Whether incorporated into new builds or retrofitted into existing spaces, installation is seamless.
Uncompromising safety
Engineered with state-of-the-art fire-retardant technology, our panels meet global safety standards across the US, Europe and India.

Why you need ceilings

The one surface nobody can reach twice

Services, lighting and structure all live above the ceiling line, and all of them are returned to. A ceiling specified as a system comes back down for maintenance and goes back up looking the same — a ceiling specified as a cover does not.

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Open cell module, drawn to scale

Cell size sets how much of the plenum reads through from below. The same locking system carries every module in the range, so the choice is visual rather than structural.

Access without damage
Open cell, clip-in and lay-in systems are demountable by design. Clip-in tiles swing down on their profiles for maintenance and return to a concealed grid with no trace of having been opened.
Light as part of the ceiling
Translucent stretch membranes are lit from behind rather than punctured, and bespoke luminaires run from 600 mm to 6000 mm across, so the light fitting and the ceiling become one plane.
Built for the plenum it hides
Aluminium and galvanised steel give superior fire resistance and easy maintenance, with 60-micron powder coat finishes that survive being handled every time the ceiling is opened.
A seamless span
A perimeter track and a lightweight membrane cross a room without a joint, printable to 3.2 m and seam-welded beyond it, where a modular ceiling would show every grid line.

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