Ben Goss and Woven Image create beautifully designed acoustic panels



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Woven Image is delighted to collaborate with Australian artist Ben Goss on a new range of acoustic panels. 

Notable for their expressive patterns, which balance bold, contrasting colour with more nuanced tone-on-tone compositions, the collection delivers a floor-to-ceiling acoustic solution for commercial interior spaces. Drawing from Ben Goss’s distinctive painting style, each design captures a sense of movement, layering and materiality, translating his original artwork of Where the Kookaburra Sits into scalable surface applications that enhance both the visual and spatial experience.

While the Kookaburra serves as a figurative element, the central theme explores the rhythm and movement of nocturnal country landscape. Highlighting the tension between calm and alertness of nature at night, where sounds are amplified and the stars are immediate. The gestural marks and branch like motifs became the inspiration for the patterns and repeat forms of the collection. 

According to Goss, the collaboration brings a distinct artistic sensibility to a highly technical product.

he explains. “Rather than purely decorative outcomes, the designs are shaped through brushstrokes, layering, and composition, all reinterpreted through a technical lens. The result strikes a balance between design and appeal, while remaining grounded in performance and precision.”

The collection comes in five designs

At the heart of the collection is EchoPanel® Kookaburra, derived from Ben’s original artwork called Where the Kookaburra Sits. It has been digitally printed onto EchoPanel® 12mm to become the hero of this collaboration. 

EchoPanel® Canopy moves into a deep and structured territory. Rich in tone and layered with denser forms, the design feels grounded and architectural, suited to larger applications. Available in 9 colourways – 451 Oatmeal, 201 Rose, 124 Ochre, 332 Gardener, 350 Forest, 621 Foam, 279 Reef, 103 Glacier and 366 Midnight.

EchoPanel® Dapple is lighter in expression – soft, diffused and quietly atmospheric. Clusters of delicate marks form botanical motifs, creating an airy surface that enhances a space without overwhelming it. Available in 6 colourways – 468 Vanilla, 201 Rose, 124 Ochre, 350 Forest, 621 Foam and 366 Midnight. 

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EchoPanel® Canopy 366 Midnight
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EchoPanel® Dapple 468 Vanilla

EchoPanel® Sprig brings an energetic, landscape-inspired quality to interiors, offering movement and contrast through tonal variation.  Available in 8 colourways – 909 Ivory, 481 Latte, 201 Rose, 458 Straw, 350 Forest, 621 Foam, 284 Sky and 100 Ice. 

EchoPanel® Starview offers a more minimal interpretation. Drawing from the gestural strokes and framing elements of the original work, it introduces subtle depth and movement. Available in 3 colourways – 468 Vanilla, 580 Sage and 284 Sky. 

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EchoPanel® Sprig 350 Forest
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EchoPanel® Starview 284 Sky

Careful consideration has been given to ensure the colourways of the prints align with and complement the overall Woven Image product portfolio.

The panels are 1180mm W x 2780mm L trimmed and manufactured from PET plastic, 80% of which is post-consumer recycled. The panels are pre-trimmed to the print edge allowing for direct install and pattern match. There is no unprinted border or need for trimming before installation. They reduce reverberated noise in commercial spaces - achieving a Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) rating of 0.45 directly fixed to the wall, up to 0.60 installed with a 20mm air gap and up to 0.75 installed with a 50mm air gap.  

Watch behind the scenes and be taken through the creative journey of the collection:

About Ben Goss

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Goss’s paintings have been exhibited in New York, Singapore, Sydney and Melbourne. As an Artist and Graphic Designer, Ben’s career has spanned over 20 years. His work has appeared in the New York Times, The Guardian and Tachen Books. He has collaborated with well-respected brands such as Qantas and Herman Miller. 

Goss has been awarded by D&AD (U.K), Communication Arts (U.S) and Visuelt (Norwegian Design Award).