The coatings They have ceased to be a simple finish and have become a key tool in the contemporary office design. New materials and systems combine a refined aesthetic language with high-performance features acoustics, sustainability and ease of installation, creating more comfortable, efficient spaces with their own identity. These are some of the most innovative proposals that are redefining corporate interior design.

Natural wood cladding

The collections Quartile y SoftwoodBoth designed by Lars Beller Fjetland, demonstrate the extent to which wood can move beyond its more conventional image to become a truly creative resource. Quartile (above) recovers the geometric language of mid-20th century architectural lattices with a sculptural relief which adds depth and rhythm to spaces, Softwood (below) takes the material a step further, shaping it through an innovative process that recreates folds, undulations and twists inspired by fabrics.

The result, in both cases, is coatings that play with light, shadows, and texture, transforming a wall into a key element of the project. Beyond their aesthetic value, they contribute the natural warmth of wood and are especially suitable for receptions, meeting rooms or work areas where the aim is to reinforce the identity of the space without sacrificing a welcoming and sophisticated atmosphere.

Office design is not limited to wall coverings. PET room dividers from Limobel Inwo permiten define and balance spaces with a suspended solution that combines acoustic comfortprivacy and a carefully crafted visual expression.

Its four die-cutting designs —Scale, Rain, Gradient, and Cross— allow customize the degree of opening and adapt the screen to the aesthetic of each project. Light passes through its designs and lends a lighter feel to the spaces, while maintaining the visual continuity of the whole.

Height adjustableThey are integrated into operational areas, receptions, and contract spaces as versatile dividers. They complement the work of walls and cladding, introducing rhythm. functionality and inner well-being.

El cork It is a flexible and sustainable material, frequently used for acoustic cladding. These two models, Lisbon and Porto, de SpinneybeckThey are made with a compound formed in a 93% recycled cork sourced from the waste products of wine cork production. In this way, a zero-waste molding process is used to create a visually striking coating.

Its square modules They create graphic patterns that add texture and warmth to the walls, while their fixation System Pressure-fitting allows for quick and clean installation. This is further enhanced by cork's excellent natural properties, such as acoustic and thermal insulation, making it a particularly interesting solution for offices, collaborative workspaces or rest areas where the aim is to improve comfort without sacrificing a contemporary and sustainable aesthetic.

Flexible wood developed by the Swiss firm Dukta It transforms a traditional material into a high-performance architectural solution through a patented system of incisions which gives it a surprising elasticityThis process allows the solid or engineered wood can curve like a fabric, while generating transparencies and significantly improves acoustic comfort thanks to its sound absorption capacity.

The system is offered in four different patterns, Each one with a specific aesthetic and functional behavior, which expands its design possibilities. Its versatility makes it an ideal cladding for wall and ceiling panels, freestanding partitions, lattices and acoustic elements in offices, where it provides warmth, formal flexibility and an excellent balance between design, well-being and technical performance.