Inspired by Icelandic construction techniques, the Scala panel offers versatile orientations, sizes, and finishes, supporting sustainable and functional interior design.
Unika Vaev's Scala Wall Panel is installed at Seyfarth behind a reception desk.
Designed by Anya Sebton, Unika Vaev’s Scala Wall Panel combines acoustic performance with sculptural simplicity to create quieter, more comfortable interiors. Inspired by Icelandic construction methods and the principle of “form follows function,” Scala features fabric upholstery over a molded 100% polyester sound-absorbing core. Available in portrait or landscape orientations, two profile sizes (63” H x 47.5” W or 90.5” H x 47.5” W) or custom sizes, and multiple fabric finishes, the wall panel achieves an NRC rating of 0.90 while supporting sustainable design goals.
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