Abstracta Airflake
It dampens noise, while letting light pass through.
Design by: Stefan Borselius
Airflake hanging room divider was created by designer Stefan Borselius in 2006 and was the first product to emerge from the groundbreaking Air concept. Made of fabric-covered moulded fibre felt, it absorbs sound and prevents echoes.
The hexagon-shaped modules are assembled together to form ‘open’ screens that shape or suggest new spaces within a space, while allowing light to pass through unobstructed.
- Transparent space divider
- Versatile installation
- Wide array of colours and patterns
The hanging room divider Airflake allows you to create an infinite number of pattern configurations.
Transform any space with Airflake.
The modules are soft, sound diffusing and can be combined with eachother to form suspended ‘curtains’ or dividers in a number of colours, shapes and sizes.
Made of fabric-covered moulded fibre felt, the modules absorbs sound and prevents echoes. Assembly is a breeze with the included plastic connectors.
The hexagon-shaped modules are assembled together to form ‘open’ screens that shape or suggest new spaces within a space, while allowing light to pass through unobstructed.
Airflake can be suspended from the ceiling or mounted on the wall using our suspension rail accessory.
Create transparent zones and reduce unwanted noise with ease. You determine the degree of the pattern openness yourself by choosing how the modules are combined.
