Why Sound Matters
We rarely see sound—but we feel it. Excessive sound reflection can lead to echo, distortion, and listening fatigue, while balanced absorption makes a space feel calmer, clearer, and more comfortable. Poor acoustics don’t just affect recording studios—they impact homes, offices, restaurants, and healthcare environments too. Studies show that environments with improved acoustic treatment can reduce stress, improve focus, increase speech intelligibility, and elevate overall well-being.
Ximo panels help control reverberation by absorbing mid- and high-frequency reflections, reducing noise buildup and enhancing clarity in everyday communication and work. This makes them ideal for interior designers and architects looking to integrate acoustic treatment without compromising visual design.
Whether placed in a conference room, an open-plan loft, a yoga studio, or a private apartment, Ximo panels deliver both purpose and poetry.
Good sound is not a luxury—it’s a design essential.
Our Creative Journey
The Story Behind Ximo
Ximo began with a simple idea—create something beautiful and functional for a space where sound matters.
It started when I created a series of paintings for my brother’s recording studio. As a composer, his world is sound. As an artist, mine is visual. The goal was to give the studio identity, atmosphere, and control of acoustics—without sacrificing aesthetic. That led to the first transformation: original artwork reimagined as sound-absorbing panels.
The result was powerful. The space felt like a gallery and sounded like a studio. Ximo was born—a brand built on the idea that art can transform both what we see and what we hear.
Each panel is made with this principle in mind: art should engage the senses and elevate the experience of space. Ximo is where sight meets sound.
A sound-absorbing core made from eco-friendly mineral wool or acoustic foam with NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) ratings between 0.75–0.95.
Surface fabric designed for optimal acoustic transparency while preserving the integrity of the artwork.
Internal construction that targets mid to high-frequency ranges (500 Hz to 4000 Hz), ideal for reducing reverb, flutter echo, and speech interference.e design of XIMO panels seamlessly integrates art into contemporary interiors.
Optional dual-sided functionality in Divider models for bi-directional sound control.
Lightweight yet rigid frame construction to prevent resonance and ensure long-term shape retention.
Ximo acoustic panels are engineered for performance as well as aesthetics. Each panel features:
These specifications make Ximo acoustic panels suitable for:
Residential living spaces and home theaters.
Office meeting rooms and coworking zones.
Commercial lobbies and hospitality venues.
Sound-conscious retail and gallery spaces.
They offer measurable improvements in acoustic comfort while maintaining the visual integrity of an art-forward interior.
