Wooling merinowol Verdure Blue

Wooling merino wool Verdure Blue

Wooling in Verdure Blue is an acoustic wall panel finished with natural merino wool. The deep blue-green colour gives the panel a calm, stylish and natural appearance, while the wool texture adds warmth, tactility and acoustic comfort to the interior.

Natural merino wool with a soft texture

Wooling is made from European organic merino wool with an open and tangible fibre structure. The wool is used as a decorative top layer and is shaped by hand, giving each panel a soft, layered and natural appearance. The panels are available in different sizes and can be used individually or combined in several formats and colours. This creates a wall composition that not only softens sound, but also adds colour, depth and texture to the room. The natural properties of wool contribute to a pleasant indoor climate. The material is moisture-regulating, naturally self-cleaning and therefore requires little maintenance.

The colour Verdure Blue

Verdure Blue is a deep blue-green shade in the Decoration collection. The colour combines the calm of blue with the natural connection of green, giving the panel a quiet yet distinctive presence. Verdure Blue feels rich and comforting, without becoming heavy or harsh. In wool, Verdure Blue gains an extra layered appearance. The natural fibre structure creates subtle light and dark nuances across the surface, so the colour does not look flat. The wool softens the depth of the blue-green shade and gives the panel a warm, tactile and almost velvet-like appearance. Use Verdure Blue as a strong wall object in a light room or as a tone-on-tone accent within a blue-green colour palette. Verdure Blue combines beautifully with Old White, Snow White and Cyprus White for a fresh contrast. Combined with Casper Blue, Santorini Blue, Sint Helena Blue or Venetian Green, it creates a layered and natural blue-green composition. With Namibian Sand, Umber Brown, Terra Cotta Pink or Olive Green, Verdure Blue gains more warmth, earthiness and balance.

Wooling for acoustic wall panels

The open structure of the wool allows sound waves to pass through to the absorbent layer behind it. Wooling is therefore used as a decorative finish for acoustic panels without completely sealing off the sound-absorbing material. For its acoustic effect, the wall panel is built with a sound-absorbing core made from recycled denim. According to the supplied product information, this material has an NRC rating of 0.95. A rating of 1 represents full absorption, which means that 0.95 is close to the maximum level of sound absorption. The final acoustic performance depends on the size of the panel, the number of panels and their placement in the room. A single panel can already bring more softness, while several panels together have a greater effect in spaces with many hard materials. Wooling is suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, offices, meeting rooms, reception areas and studios. Especially in spaces with glass, plasterwork, hard floors or other smooth surfaces, the wool adds both visual warmth and acoustic calm.

Maintenance

Merino wool is naturally self-cleaning and requires little maintenance. Remove surface dust carefully with a feather duster or with a vacuum cleaner on its lowest setting, keeping sufficient distance from the fibres. Do not rub the surface vigorously and do not use wet cleaning products. This helps preserve the soft wool structure as well as possible.

Product specifications

Product: Wooling acoustic wall panel
Colour: Verdure Blue
Top layer material: European organic merino wool
Core: sound-absorbing material made from recycled denim
Appearance: deep blue-green, calm, stylish, tactile and layered
Wool properties: colourfast, moisture-regulating and naturally self-cleaning
Application: acoustic wall panels in different sizes
Can be combined with: the other colours in the Decoration collection
Acoustic performance: depends on size, number of panels and placement

FAQ

1. Is Wooling a complete acoustic panel?

Yes, Wooling is an acoustic wall panel finished with natural merino wool. The panels are available in different sizes and can be hung individually or combined in several sizes and colours.

2. What does Verdure Blue look like in wool?

Verdure Blue has a deep, calm and stylish appearance in wool. Thanks to the fibre structure, the colour does not look flat or cold, but subtly lively and layered. The blue-green shade brings depth, calm and natural refinement to the room.

3. Can I combine Verdure Blue with other colours?

Yes. Verdure Blue combines beautifully with light shades such as Old White, Snow White and Cyprus White. For a layered blue-green palette, combine it with Casper Blue, Santorini Blue, Sint Helena Blue or Venetian Green. With warmer and earthy shades such as Namibian Sand, Umber Brown, Terra Cotta Pink or Olive Green, it creates more warmth and natural balance.

4. Does the merino wool require maintenance?

Merino wool is naturally self-cleaning and requires little maintenance. Any dust can be removed carefully with a feather duster or with a vacuum cleaner on its lowest setting, without rubbing the fibres.

5. Is Wooling suitable for every room?

Wooling can be used in many dry indoor spaces, including living rooms, bedrooms, offices, meeting rooms and studios. For damp areas or places where the material will be touched frequently, it is wise to first assess whether wool is the right material choice.