Office wall design & acoustics: spaces you want to is happy to come back.
These days, your office is competing with the kitchen table at home — and it’s losing out if it only offers desks. The companies that are winning the battle for staff retention and talent are creating spaces that do more: tranquillity in open-plan areas, a sense of identity at reception, and an atmosphere you can really feel. That’s exactly what Moos is designed for.
Three truths about the new world of work
The office needs a reason
Anyone who has the choice between working from home and commuting isn’t coming for a desk. They’re coming for spaces that don’t exist at home — and they’ll talk about them if they do exist.
The metropolitan area saps one’s concentration
Concrete, glass and exposed ceilings turn every phone call into a public address broadcast. Noise is the most commonly cited distraction in open-plan offices — and it saps our mental capacity every day.
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During a job interview, candidates also make judgements with their eyes: a reception area with character says more about your corporate culture than any careers page.
The Reception — Your culture at a glance
The first impression for customers, job applicants and every team member, every morning.
One Moss wall with Your logo as an inlay turns the entrance into a statement: natural materials rather than plasterboard, craftsmanship rather than plastic sheeting — and a backdrop against which every team photo and video call looks great.
Open Space — Zones rather than a background hum
Peace where thought prevails; dialogue where it belongs.
Room dividers and table partitions made of moss They tackle noise at source — with sound absorption of up to 60%, as measured in accordance with DIN EN ISO 354 — and divide the floor plan into zones without obstructing it: they can be rolled away, separated, and rearranged tomorrow.
Meeting & Focus — the ceiling works with you
The echoing meeting cube becomes a space where people can understand one another.
Panels on the reflective surfaces, a Moss ceiling Above the conference table: the office’s largest unused space becomes an acoustic absorber — and an eye-catcher that speaks volumes for you in the background of every video call.
„The Moss walls have been met with such enthusiasm amongst our colleagues.“
Ricarda Gallas · STRABAG Property and Facility Services GmbH · View projects & testimonials
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Frequently asked questions from offices
What are the acoustic benefits of moss in an open-plan office?
Up to 60% sound absorption in accordance with DIN EN ISO 354 — most effective when used in combination: Divider between the zones, absorbent wall or ceiling surfaces at the reflection points.
Is this possible without carrying out any modifications whilst the system is in operation?
Yes — prefabricated in Oppach, usually assembled in a single day without causing a mess; room dividers and table partitions are ready for immediate use.
Does this fit in with ‘New Work’ concepts?
Yes, because nothing is permanently fixed in place. Rollable, divisible room dividers move along with the layout, whilst table dividers create focused workspaces — flexibility is maintained, whilst tranquillity is added.
Can our logo be incorporated?
Yes — as an inlay or lettering, dyed right through to the core, even in your corporate colours.
Does this contribute to our sustainability goals?
Yes, and it’s plain to see. A genuine natural material that requires no watering or electricity — sustainability that staff experience first-hand every day, rather than just reading about it in a report.
How much does it cost — and is leasing an option?
Transparent sets out the figures in the draft, or alternatively as a lease for business customers — the logic is explained by the Cost Guide.
Acoustics in the office — in 35 seconds
Ringing phones, frantic conversations, dry air: how moss makes a measurable difference to everyday office life — explained in my own words.
What does a room do, where one likes to think?
In ten minutes, we’ll sort out reception areas, open-plan spaces or meeting zones — with an honest assessment of their impact, feasibility and budget. On weekdays, we’ll get back to you within 24 hours.