Acoustical Wall Panels, 72 X 48 Inches Art Acoustic Panels, Decorative Acoustic Panels, Acoustic Wall Panels, Sound Absorbing Wall Art, CanvasClimatePartner certified

Great product amazing qualitySuper easy to install and tho it’s acoustic felt material it really looks like wood. Definitely recommend!

Acoustic panels that look good in the room its an upgrade. The sound is much better and much less echo in the bedroom. It sticks to the wall really good. The colors are vibrant and easy to install. Definitely worth the money.

We put this up on a wall in our kitchen because it was just a blank wall and nothing much we could do with it. It turned out beautiful and I can't stop staring at it! It brought a whole new meaning to the phrase " just staring at the wall." Love how it made everything feel a little bit more cozy and cool. Super easy to put up just a little. A little time consuming if you have to cut around some things like vents. Worth it though!

The gold isn't as shimmery and golden as pictured. But after install, I'm really pleased with the design - modern and peaceful. And these work well for acoustic dampening reducing some noise from splashing around my walls.

I was mildly disappointed when I first opened the box and saw that the vividness and the deep black levels were not as shown in the listing pictures, but, the toned-down colors still give it a dream-like quality that works well in an abstract piece such as this, so it’s a forgivable offense. However, seller, if you are reading this, please don’t tweak the pictures and just show exactly what you are selling. That aside, this was exactly the eclectic style of artwork I wanted for my home office and I’m very happy with the appearance and quality of these panels. The stated size is 12 x 16, but they are actually a bit smaller at 11-7/8 x 15-3/4. Not a real big deal, but I just wanted to note that for those who like dealing with exact numbers like I do. I did not buy these for any sound absorption qualities they may or may not possess, it was just for the appearance. I did see some mention of the adhesive dots not sticking well, but I had no such problem. In fact, I had to remove and reset the first panel because it was up a little higher than I intended, and it took a large putty knife and a bit of force to pry it off the wall. Spacing or not spacing the panels is a personal preference, but I decided to go with spaces because it creates the illusion of viewing the scene through the muntins of a window, which I think is kind of cool. For those who want to space their panels, the super easy way to a flawless installation is to make a perfectly square T-shape tool out of wood with the desired spacing thickness (I made mine from some MDF scraps at 1/2-inch thickness). It doesn’t matter which panel you start the installation with as long as it is set level, then it's just a simple matter of using the tool to mount the other panels. It was a rapid-fire install after I mounted my first panel, and I actually spent more time removing the fiddly backing from the adhesive dots than anything else.

These worked out perfectly in my live room , I do things on line and my room had horrible echo while live , installed panels and it made a world of difference. No more echo and it looks beautiful as well. Easy to install and stuck perfect to the wall

Works as described to reduce the noise in our commercial space and what a beautiful addition to our Aesthetics salon.

Pro: The colors are vibrant. They were relatively easy to put up. Unique style, nice change from framed art or photos. Not sure about sound absorption but they are made from a fibrous material which has to be better than a hard surface.Con: Because they are fibrous they do not hold to the adhesive. It's like scotch tape on wool. After they fell the first time I added more dots, nope. I tried coating the back with glue, nope. Then I glued card stock to the back where the dots would be (dots were still on the wall) and this time they have been holding 1.5 weeks so I have hope.Advice: If you want to change the given pattern, Take a screen shot of the design you like and play with that on your computer first. Since this is abstract I turned my "whirling tones" upside down for balanced color placement in my room. Unfortunately it looked like a blue dragon breathing fire. Not the desired effect. So I actually didn't mind so much the first time they fell down.