In the world of interior design, functionality and aesthetics have always been fundamental pillars. However, a new player is entering the scene, fusing sustainability with innovation: eco-friendly acoustic panels. These panels not only improve the acoustics of the spaces but also provide a unique decorative element, all with an ecological focus.
One of the pioneers in this field is ECOcero, a company that has taken sustainability to another level. Through a brief conversation with their CEO, Jorge Bellido, we get a deeper perspective on how these panels are transforming interior design.
“At ECOcero, we believe that acoustic comfort should not be at odds with environmental responsibility,” says Bellido. “Our acoustic panels are made from recycled plastic bottles, combining functionality, beauty and sustainability.”
The use of recycled materials is not only a declaration of intentions, but a practical solution to contemporary environmental problems. For every square meter of panel, ECOcero recycles 75 plastic bottles, turning what was once waste into a valuable design product.
“We are changing the perception of what a recycled material can be,” adds Bellido. “It is not just a question of recycling, but of creating something beautiful and functional that was previously unthinkable.”
Beyond sustainability, these panels bring a new dimension to interior design. They allow extreme customization, adapting to any style, from the minimalist to the most avant-garde. Acoustics, often a forgotten aspect in design, become a central focus, significantly improving the quality of life in residential and commercial spaces.
“Acoustic design is an integral part of comfort in any space. With our panels, designers have one more tool to create environments that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also acoustically functional,” explains Bellido.
The revolution proposed by ECOcero goes beyond the product itself. It is a vision of the future of design, where sustainability and aesthetics are not mutually exclusive, but rather complement each other. By integrating environmental responsibility into the heart of the design process, eco-friendly acoustic panels are leading the way to a greener, more acoustically harmonious future.
“What we do at ECOcero is more than manufacturing panels; “We are creating a movement towards a more conscious and responsible design,” concludes Bellido.
ECOcero's ecological acoustic panels are not just an innovation in materials and design. They represent a paradigm shift in how we understand and build our spaces, making the world not only a more beautiful place, but also a more sustainable and liveable one.
