Emedec is a distributor of wood derivative materials, supplying architects, interior designers, carpenters, and decorators with a continuously updated range of quality products. Panelate Soft Flux is an acoustic design system that expands the compositional possibilities of interior surfaces, introducing new ways of designing the surface beyond traditional linear modulation.
The system is built around a family of designs based on the combination of different patterns, generating rhythm, depth and visual continuity. Its geometries—from more structured lines to more organic compositions—allow the surface to become an active element within the project, interacting with light, adding texture and transforming the perception of space.
FLUX offers compositional freedom: its designs can be integrated with one another or combined with other collections such as DECO, creating open configurations adaptable to different architectural contexts. This open, combinable logic makes it a genuine design system rather than a fixed set of panels.
Beyond its expressive value, FLUX maintains the acoustic performance of Panelate Soft, contributing to sound comfort through sound-absorbing properties and reverberation control. The FLUX and DECO collections are manufactured on PEFC-certified substrates, reinforcing a commitment to sustainable and responsible origin.
With this evolution, Panelate by Emedec consolidates a proposal where design, functionality and sustainability are integrated into a single system, responding to the new challenges of contemporary interior design.
Variations
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| Portal is defined by lines that originate, expand, and reconnect in a continuous flow, evoking organic forms found in nature. | Piano emerges from intentional interruption: vertical lines are fractured by carefully placed voids that generate rhythm, depth, and visual tension. |
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| Origin is structured around a central axis from which lines converge and expand outward, producing balanced visual tension. | Node translates repetition into movement — each slat narrows and widens like a frequency, generating a visual cadence that activates the space. |
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| Nexus organizes space through controlled and organic repetition. The alternation of elongated and compact modules creates a visual vibration. | Echo features smooth organic forms that flow across the surface, creating a rhythm associated with calm and harmony. |
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| Drift introduces an organic rhythm by breaking classical linearity—elements shift, pause, and flow again, turning repetition into movement. | Arche takes the arch as its formal point of departure and translates it into vertical movement. |
