Uacoustics

We think out of the box

A long process of research, conception and development to create a ground-breaking material that uses design to enhance an individual’s well-being and redefine their perception of space.
The UAcoustics Team successfully met the challenge of combining the technical aspect of reaction with external agents that could affect the material without altering its overall acoustic, tactile and visual properties.

Driven by passion, UA-Company has created UA® Natural Fiber, a product that becomes part of the design and comes in numerous versions, redefining the holistic well-being of individuals within their environments.
Our extensive expertise, accumulated over the years, has been the spark and driving force behind the development of unprecedented three-dimensional acoustic architectural solutions.
We are committed to sustainable growth, embracing a forward-thinking perspective to shape today’s and tomorrow’s scenarios in a harmonious manner.

Candoni – Gortana represents a design language that combines professionalism with curiosity, observation and ongoing innovation. The extensive study of the history and tradition of places leads to projects that seamlessly blend style with human experiences, showcasing meticulous attention to every detail.
A language always in search of elegance and visual harmony, evolving continuously to narrate new spaces and products.
We take pleasure in bridging the gap between an unexpected poetic design and practical functionality.
Throughout the design process, we maintain a professional, intuitive approach, always attuned to the specific needs of our customers.

The UA WAVES collection is characterised by its simple and clear design. The different patterns distinguish and personalise the compositions, creating diverse narratives. With a wide range of sizes, types and shades available, UA WAVES offers endless possibilities for creating unique configurations. The collection’s different levels of complexity are defined by the interaction of components generated by light and shadow. This interaction, repeating in a rhythmic pattern – from the general to the specific – becomes an expressive element and contributes to the acoustic experience.