The design Groovy, created by Alejandra Pombo, evokes the vibrant postmodernist aesthetic of the 70s, fusing it with contemporary sustainability principles. This design not only captures the essence of radical experimentation and personal expression of that era, but also incorporates innovative and eco-friendly acoustic solutions. PET acoustic panels, central to this concept, are leading examples of how recycled materials can be transformed into functional art that benefits both interior spaces and the environment.

Groovy decorative panels are not just an aesthetic choice; They are a statement of principles on sustainable acoustics. Used in interior architecture, from offices to hotels and bars, these panels not only reduce noise but also enhance the quality of the space with their asymmetrical design and explosive colors. Interior design innovation and sustainable architecture are at the heart of Groovy, offering solutions that respect design heritage while moving towards a greener future. Each panel reflects a commitment to green building and sustainability projects, ensuring that each space is not only aesthetically pleasing but also environmentally responsible. Groovy is more than a style; It is a step towards ecological interior design and interior architecture that prioritizes the planet and innovation.