Imagine. Framed for the future.
Interiors are never truly finished. They evolve. And the art within them evolves too.
Imagine has been reengineered around that idea.
The concept remains the same: bringing art and acoustic performance together in one object. But Imagine has now been redesigned from within, introducing a new solid oak frame, a construction designed for disassembly, replaceable acoustic elements, an expanded world of curated art and a Digital Product Passport.
The result is a new generation of Imagine, one designed not only for the interior of today, but for how that interior might change over time.
A gallery, not a collection.
At the heart of Imagine is access to the AKUART Gallery: an extensive and continuously evolving portfolio of art and art photography, curated through collaborations with renowned art print studios.
Rather than offering a limited selection created around the product, the Gallery opens Imagine to a much broader world of artistic expression. Different artists, genres, photographic styles and visual languages make it possible to find works for very different interiors, architectural contexts and atmospheres.
The panel becomes the frame. The Gallery becomes the possibility.
Art, reproduced with precision.
While the possibilities for artistic expression have expanded, the relationship between art and acoustics remains central to Imagine. Each selected artwork is reproduced through a high-definition dye-sublimation process, transferring the image directly into the textile with depth, detail and clarity.
The textile is then seamlessly bonded to the acoustic absorber, creating one precise, integrated acoustic element with the character of an art piece rather than a conventional acoustic panel.
Reengineered to evolve.
One of the most significant changes to Imagine is found behind the artwork.
The product has been redesigned for disassembly. The integrated acoustic element now sits within the solid oak frame, secured by removable wooden crossbars on the back of the panel. By unscrewing the crossbars, the complete acoustic element can be released without damaging or dismantling the frame itself.
By separating these elements, the reengineered Imagine allows them to follow different lifecycles.
A matter of proportion.
The new Imagine is available in six carefully considered formats. Four rectangular and two square formats offer greater flexibility across different artworks, architectural proportions and spatial settings, whether displayed individually or as part of a larger composition. Whatever the format or artistic expression, the principle remains the same: an extensive world of curated art, framed in solid oak and now reengineered to evolve with the interior.
IMAGINE LAUNCHES NOVEMBER 2026.