Meet our six new Cube™ colours
From yolky sunrise yellow, to subtle dusky purple, our six new Cube™ colours span the full chromatic spectrum—a rich offering of refreshing, contemporary hues to round out the Cube colour range. Like their Cube palette counterparts, the new colours get their names from iconic architectural masterpieces. A nod to the past for the designs of the future.
Whether it’s a pop, a splash, or a feature wall, we can’t wait to see the new colours come to life in your space.
Who are we?
Founded in 1967 on the principles of innovation and outstanding customer service, Autex Acoustics is a New Zealand owned company specialising in the design, development, and production of interior acoustic products made from thermally bonded polyester. Our team consists of highly-skilled and dedicated manufacturers, designers, engineers, creatives, and account managers working to transform commercial and education interiors into beautiful and functional acoustically sound spaces. With sustainability at the forefront of our design practice, we work hard to ensure every Autex product is contributing to a brighter and greener future.
A medium for creative expression, print gives you complete design freedom. With endless colour and pattern possibilities, you can print natural high-end finishes, intricate patterns, solid colour, and contemporary designs without the cost, weight, or rigidity of materials like timber, tile, and marble. Our six-head digital printer efficiently prints detailed images that are dry to the touch as soon as they’re printed, ensuring short lead times, and crisp colours and lines.
Simplify classroom acoustics
With a pinnable velour finish, Composition Peel ‘n’ Stick tiles are an 100% polyester acoustic wallcovering designed to absorb reverberation and echo noise at the high end of the frequency spectrum, which is where the human voice usually sits. Studies have shown that noise and poor acoustics in UK classrooms reduce speech intelligibility, and the younger the child, the greater the detrimental effect of noise and reverberation (Shield & Dockrell, 2003). With this in mind, acoustic treatment should be considered a vital part of school design—both in retrofitting and new builds.
Interior acoustic solutions
Redefine your environment with a wide variety of acoustic solutions designed to control reverberated noise. Create an ideal and productive environment for offices, schools, hospitality, theatres, and more.
