This year’s Budma 2026 trade fair in Poznań was incredibly intense for us – four days of discussions about interior acoustics, acoustic panels, and real-world challenges on construction sites and in design projects.
If you visited our stand, thank you. It is precisely from conversations with you – architects and contractors – that we learn the most. At the Feltdecor stand, we demonstrated how a sound-absorbing felt panel can become a natural part of a project, both on the wall and on the ceiling.
What did we showcase at the Feltdecor stand?
TileFlex – modular felt wall panels
TileFlex generated a lot of interest among those looking for a quick and aesthetic way to:
- soundproof a wall in an office or apartment,
- create a rhythmic, geometric composition,
- design custom-made acoustic panels without overly complicated details.
Many of you pointed out the simple installation (adhesive, no heavy structures required) and the ability to adapt the pattern to the interior concept.
TileExclusive – calm, minimalist acoustics
The second line that you eagerly explored was TileExclusive – a solution for projects that require larger, calmer surfaces, felt wall panels without strong geometry, and a subtle backdrop for offices, hotels, or representative spaces.
It is an option for when acoustics need to do their job, but without playing a leading visual role.
UV printing on felt – graphics and acoustics in one
A lot of questions also concerned UV printing on felt and our art pieces – we demonstrated how to:
- replicate the texture of wood, stone, or concrete,
- design decorative felt acoustic panels,
- combine graphics with sound absorption.
This solution works great in hotels, offices, lobbies, or restaurants where acoustics need to go hand in hand with visual identity.
A new addition: LinearScape acoustic ceilings
Budma 2026 also marked the premiere of our new linear ceilings, LinearScape.
This is an acoustic ceilings system that integrates well with lighting and visually organizes open space, hallways, or lobbies. Many people pointed out that this solution provides a significantly better effect than classic suspended ceilings.
Our partner at the stand – acoustics from MDF and wood
This year, we were also joined by a co-partner specializing in acoustic solutions made of MDF and wood. Thanks to this, we were able to showcase how to: combine PET felt acoustic panels with wooden and MDF elements, pair different textures in a single project, and build a cohesive material language in offices, hotels, and public spaces. This is an excellent solution when you are looking for a balance between soft, textile acoustics and the more architectural expression of wood.
If we didn’t manage to talk at the Budma fair, or if you want to revisit a specific solution from our stand – reach out to us or take a look at the catalogs on our website under the “Products” tab. We will gladly help translate what you saw at the fair into a specific project: an office, hotel, restaurant, or residential interior.