Acoustic Panel Wall Art : 7 Steps (with Pictures)

My first thought was to just cut circles out of one big board but then I figured I could use a lot less material if I cut them concentrically like hoops each one smaller than the next and that they fit inside one another. This way a 4' x 2' board (120 x 60 cms) can stretch to quite a large composition across a wall also making the overall weight of the art work considerably lighter. And chancing my arm on a more technical note, I believe that acoustic panels are open at the rear and slightly set out from the wall so that the noise absorbing material can also absorb sound waves rebounding off the wall into the back of the panel. So, over lapping the circles will create that space out from the wall and being open at the back will also eliminate the reverb more effectively.

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I spent little or no time deciding the layout of the circles. Once I had them drawn up as they would be cut from the board I just dragged and dropped them into a random composition with all the circles slightly overlapping. If you're going to follow my design print out one of these pictures to use as a map to follow. If you're going to come up with your own layout/design have it drawn out or printed for you for the same reasons. I also made little spacer blocks from some of the off-cut material.

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You could come up with a composition different from mine. The concentric idea works really well but they could be concentric squares, hexagons or triangles; or even irregular pebble-like shapes. Although the beauty of assembling the circles into this composition is there is no "off-square" sides. If you decide to make squares, for example, the straight edges would want to be aligned with the edges of the other pieces.

If you have a vertical or diagonal space more suitable for something like this (stairwell or diagonal attic wall) just change the layout. It's also going to look good if you only buy one color of fabric.

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