KalmArt
Open studio with oak floors, tall windows and a row of fabric panels in pink and sand tones along the wall.

Art that transforms spaces

Your wall Your style Your KalmArt

Decorative panels and pieces in natural fabrics, prints and artists' works. Designed and made in Valencia, with an acoustic option.

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Design with purposeAesthetics, materials and function in perfect harmony.
Acoustic optionWe integrate sound-absorbing treatment to improve acoustic comfort.
Art and personalisationArtists' works, prints and made-to-measure projects.
Designed and made in ValenciaLocal production, quality and attention to detail.

Three ways to bring your walls to life

Natural linen fabric draped in soft folds, its open-pore weave visible against the light.

Natural fabrics

Textures that bring calm, warmth and timelessness.

Reception with a travertine counter and a dune triptych in sand tones on the wall, beside an olive tree.

Create your panel

Images, photographs or made-to-measure designs for every space.

Abstract work by Carla Kasseroler in blues and earth tones, on the studio floor beside a watercolour palette.

Painted by artists

Works and collaborations with artists for unique spaces.

Acoustics are an option under project, not a condition. The same panel exists in a purely decorative version.

Architecture, hospitality and restaurants: the whole project is developed — size, fabric, printing and, where needed, the acoustic measurement of the room.

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Acoustics as an option, comfort as the result

When the space needs it, our pieces can incorporate sound-absorbing treatment, reducing reverberation and improving acoustic well-being without giving up the design.

Every piece adapts to your space: you choose the size, the fabric and the finish. And if you also need to improve the acoustics, we adapt the inside of the panel to what the room needs. If not, simply enjoy it as a decorative piece.

What was measured

1.51 s0.97 s

Average reverberation in a 170 m² coworking space. Same room, before and after.

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Exploded view of a KalmArt panel in three layers: natural linen fabric, dark sound-absorbing core and oak wood frame.
A painting with a cavity behind it.

The difference, heard

A restaurant, before and after

Ten seconds of a real dining room, on a loop. Switch between the two while it plays: it is the same moment, not two different recordings.

What plays

Stopped

It shows far more on headphones: the take is binaural.

The second version is a simulation, not a recording of a treated room.

Reverberation cannot be taken out of a recording; what can be done is to approximate what a porous panel absorbs. Over the original take we drop the diffuse field by 7.5 dB — the sound that arrives reflected, which is what a panel absorbs most — the 2–8 kHz band by 5.2 dB and the overall level by 2.0 dB. That last number is not guessed: it comes from the coworking measurement, where mean reverberation went from 1.51 s to 0.97 s, and in a diffuse field that is 10·log10(1.51/0.97) = 1.9 dB. The bass is barely touched, because a porous absorber barely touches it.

Binaural restaurant ambience recording, trimmed to ten seconds.

At home

Living room, bedroom, stairwell. The wall decides: one piece to fill it, or several to compose it.

Couple seen from behind on a pale sofa, looking up at two seascape pieces on a plaster wall.
Dining room with an oak table and a panoramic landscape panel in soft tones filling the wall.
Rustic bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and six pieces in two rows above the headboard.
Reading corner with a bouclé armchair and a vertical sunset-landscape panel in soft pinks.
Kitchen-diner with two linen-framed watercolours above the sideboard, beside a terracotta vase.
Large round piece in earth tones beside an exposed-concrete stair.
Reading corner with a person in an armchair, their dog asleep on the rug, and a vertical piece in earth tones.
Bright living room with four sand-toned pieces hung in an asymmetric composition.

Away from home

Restaurant, café, exhibition room. Hard surfaces and a lot of people talking: this is where reverberation shows first.

Exposed-concrete café with three framed pieces in earth tones above the counter.
Red-ceilinged restaurant with three framed geometric pieces above the banquette.
Studio with six linen panels forming a warm wave above a wooden bench and rolled mats.
Two portrait pieces on gold-leaf grounds hung in an exhibition room.
Café with an oak bench and two round linen pieces with watercolour on the wall.
Long sand-toned room with three floral-grid pieces above the banquette.
Oak waiting bench under a botanical triptych on linen, beside a potted olive tree.
Restaurant corner with a linen bench, an oak table with glasses, two rattan pendant lamps and three plain beige panels on the wall, beside an olive tree and a sunny window.
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One team, one direction

We are lucky to work alongside great professionals: acoustic engineers, designers, architects, artists and many more. Each brings their own knowledge, but we all share one direction.

  • Passion for what we do
  • Made-to-measure solutions
  • Design, art and technology
  • Acoustic comfort and well-being
  • Local and sustainable commitment

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