VicTiles 3D MidMod

VicTiles 3D MidModVicTiles 3D MidMod Decorative Acoustic Wall Panels VicTiles 3D MidMod are decorative acoustic panels designed to reduce reverberation and improve sound clarity in interior spaces such as offices, hospitality environments and residential areas. Combining effective sound absorption with a modular 3D surface, they transform walls into functional design elements. Inspired by the mid century modern design movement of the 1950s, VicTiles 3D MidMod reflect

VicTiles 3D MidMod – Decorative Acoustic Wall Panels

VicTiles 3D MidMod are decorative acoustic panels designed to reduce reverberation and improve sound clarity in interior spaces such as offices, hospitality environments and residential areas. Combining effective sound absorption with a modular 3D surface, they transform walls into functional design elements.

Inspired by the mid-century modern design movement of the 1950s, VicTiles 3D MidMod reflect clean lines, geometric patterns and organic forms. Their modular system, based on four interchangeable tile shapes, allows the creation of dynamic compositions that balance visual identity with architectural simplicity.

Engineered with high-density PET, VicTiles 3D MidMod absorb sound reflections, helping reduce echo and improve speech intelligibility in open-plan offices, meeting rooms, restaurants and living spaces. The textured 3D surface also enhances light interaction, adding depth and visual rhythm.

Available in standard and XL (595 × 595 mm), they adapt to both detailed layouts and large-scale installations. Suitable for professional and residential applications, VicTiles 3D MidMod combine acoustic performance, sustainability and design flexibility in one solution.

The VicTiles 3D Collection: A Trilogy of Heritage, Design, and Sound Control 

The VicTiles 3D Collection represents the perfect intersection of cultural storytelling and cutting-edge acoustic engineering. What began with the retro-chic MidMod acoustic tiles has now evolved into a complete architectural series with the addition of two new designs: Brasília and Porto.