Three Architecture-Inspired 3D Wall and Ceiling Panels

Classical design motifs along with projects by Frank Lloyd Wright and Santiago Calatrava inspired the look of these sculptural panels.

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Inspired by classical, modern, and contemporary architecture styles, each of these 3D wall and ceiling panels help create depth and texture in interior spaces. Ennis by Offecct and Peak by Unika Vaev also offer acoustical properties, while triangular cast concrete tiles from Kaza’s Flutes and Reeds collection enable architects and designer to create bold interiors in a variety of configurations.

  • Ennis by Offecct

    This acoustic panel recreates Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic concrete blocks used in construction of his 1920s Ennis House, in Los Angeles.

  • Flutes and Reeds by Kaza Concrete

    This modern take on classical architecture can be arranged in a standard layout to create fluted or reeded surfaces, or be rotated to form abstract shapes.

  • Peak by Unika Vaev

    Part of Danish manufacturer's Ecoustic Sculp ceiling-tile collection, Peak was inspired by the works of Santiago Calatrava.

About the Author

Ayda Ayoubi

Ayda Ayoubi is a former assistant editor of products and technology for ARCHITECT. She holds master degrees in urban ecological planning from Norwegian University of Science and Technology and in world heritage studies from Brandenburg University of Technology. In the past, she interned with UN-Habitat's New York liaison office and the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property in Rome.

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