Decor Systems

Transforming workspaces with sustainability and style 🌿✨ Decor Systems' Cewood wood wool product was extensively used throughout the Russell Kennedy fit-out in Melbourne, perfectly aligning with the project’s focus on sustainable, high-quality materials that offer both beauty and functionality. Its natural, eco-friendly composition makes Cewood an ideal choice, providing outstanding acoustic performance that enhances both productivity and comfort within the office environment. Sustainable, cost-effective, and the ideal choice for your next project. Congratulations to the Carr and SHAPE Australia teams for bringing this vision to life! We look forward to collaborating on more inspiring projects with you in the future. Explore more and gain inspiration from this innovative fit-out over on our website. Link in bio. Architect: @carr_au Builder: @shape_aus Photography: @blachford #acousticsolutions #sustainablearchitecture

Bringing in not one, not two, but THREE awards is the KPMG Australia Parramatta Workplace. 🏆 The most stunning workplace designed by KAV Kreative, built by Built. features Arktura Vapor, installed in the ceiling, a stand-out feature for clients as they walk in the door. At the start of the project, Decor Systems created a custom working prototype tile of Arktura that could be plugged into a wall and lit up. The prototype was designed to reveal to the site and project teams how the product works and comes together. The LED-backlit ceiling tile system showcases the office’s high-tech connectivity and modern touch. KPMG Parramatta is now the third ceiling of its kind in Australia, and all three were implemented by Decor Systems, redefining the way acoustics and lighting integrate harmoniously in a space. From the Architect: "A highlight of our collaboration with product designers and engineers is the representation of the 'sky' in the form of a captivating ceiling design. This design element is deeply rooted in our connection to culture and the remarkable diversity of the Parramatta community." You can read more on this project over on our website : 🔗 Link in our bio. 🥈 Wild Design Awards 🥈 Sydney Design Awards 🥈 Australian Design Awards Product: Arktura Architect: @kavkreative Builder: @built.construction Contractor: One Touch Interiors Photography: @nicoleengland

Introducing the new Decor Systems HQ! Our latest feature project is especially close to our heart— our new headquarters! Collaborating with @crest.interiors we’ve designed a workspace that effortlessly blends form and function. Leveraging our extensive range of acoustic products, we’ve curated a modern working environment that caters to diverse needs and serves as an impressive showroom for our clients. Get in touch to arrange a visit!

ST BEDES CATHOLIC COLLEGE Designed by SHAC Architects and built by Richard Crookes Constructions (RCC), every inch of its design is built for adaptability, with learning spaces that can evolve to meet the needs of students, staff, and curriculum over time. As part of this innovative build, Decor Systems was proud to supply some of our most popular acoustic lining solutions: DecorZen (perforated and slot profiles) and DecorStyle(solid). More on this project here: https://lnkd.in/gCQk7NCx DecorZen: https://lnkd.in/gt5cdEA DecorStyle: https://lnkd.in/e-pr6fb7 Architect: SHAC Architects Builder: Richard Crookes Constructions (RCC) Contractor: YH Interiors Imagery: Alex McIntyre

HYMBA YUMBA INDEPENDENT SCHOOL Our recent collaboration with Deicke Richards, Bedford Built and Xclusive Interiors Pty Ltd on the development of Hymba Yumba Independent School is a powerful example of how architecture, art, and acoustics can come together to create something truly meaningful Central to the project was the integration of Seeds, an artwork by proud Larrakia, Wardaman, and KaraJarri woman Jenna Lee. This piece forms part of our Contours of Country range. We spoke with both Jenna Lee and Luke Watson, who was the lead architect on this project. Both shared their thoughts on what it means to have Jenna's work featured in this space, and the inspiration behind it, and to learn more about why it was chosen. Read more on this interview and full project here https://lnkd.in/gKQg2x2x Architect: Deicke Richards Builder: Bedford Built Contractor: Xclusive Interiors Pty Ltd Imagery: Christopher Fredrick Jones Artist: Jenna Lee

BUNDHA SPORTS CENTRE 🏀 Australia’s first-ever multi-level indoor community court facility has officially opened – and it’s nothing short of extraordinary. Spread across several levels and designed to support a wide range of sports and user groups, Bundha Sports Centre posed complex acoustic and design challenges. But through close collaboration with the architects, builders, and acoustic engineers, Decor Systems helped bring this ambitious vision to life. From concept to completion, we delivered a world-class, acoustically sound facility without compromising on design, safety, or performance. So, how did we do it? Read more: https://lnkd.in/g_nK854Z Architect: CO.OP Studio Builder: Built Environs Acoustic Consultant: GUZ BOX design + audio Photography: Craig Moodie

MERCEDES COLLEGE Designed by JPE Design Studio and built by Kennett Builders, this sports precinct brings together smart design, innovation, and sustainability. Decor Systems delivered a tailored acoustic solution to address the common challenges of sports halls, excessive reverberation, high noise levels, and durability under constant impact. The result is a space that supports clarity, comfort, and performance. Cewood wood wool panels (NRC 0.80) were selected for their strong acoustic performance and sustainable composition, made from just water, wood fibre, and cement. Painted in a cool grey, they provide a clean, functional base. To balance the space, DecorStyle panels in Smartlook Burnie Blackwood introduce warmth and natural timber character, enhancing the overall user experience. A considered and sustainable approach to acoustics. More on cewood here: https://lnkd.in/gpVexAR More on the project: https://lnkd.in/gX2keWVw #architecture #acousticsolutions #woodwool

MOUNT CARMEL COLLEGE These hands-on learning spaces face intense acoustic demands, with constant noise from tools, machinery, and group activity. Mount Carmel College’s workshops needed acoustic solutions that could withstand impact, support compliance, and create a better learning environment. DecorSlat Max and DecorZen: a powerful duo combining durability, performance, and architectural style. And the standout? DecorArti delivers functional beauty with custom-perforated panels that elevate the entire space. Because even the noisiest environments deserve clarity, calm, and focus. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gAnkNCRZ #architecture #acousticsolutions #educationprojects Architect: Quinn O'Hanlon Architects Builder: Reitsma Constructions Pty Ltd

There’s something incredibly special about seeing First Nations stories embedded into the spaces where young people create, learn and express themselves. @sar.ra__ 's artwork 'Turtle Season', part of the Contours of Country range Blaklash developed with @decor_systems , has brought new life to the music room at @ngutucollege on Kaurna Country. Rachael’s artwork tells the story of turtles always finding their way back to Country, no matter how far they travel. As an independent school built around Aboriginal knowledge systems and with a “living room” approach to learning, Ngutu College feels like a fitting home for this work. We’re so proud of what Contours of Country has become, bringing culture and stories into everyday spaces where they can be experienced and carried forward. Learn more via the link in bio.

MERCEDES COLLEGE Designed by JPE Design Studio and built by Kennett Builders, this sports precinct brings together smart design, innovation, and sustainability. Decor Systems delivered a tailored acoustic solution to address the common challenges of sports halls, excessive reverberation, high noise levels, and durability under constant impact. The result is a space that supports clarity, comfort, and performance. Cewood wood wool panels (NRC 0.80) were selected for their strong acoustic performance and sustainable composition, made from just water, wood fibre, and cement. Painted in a cool grey, they provide a clean, functional base. To balance the space, DecorStyle panels in Smartlook Burnie Blackwood introduce warmth and natural timber character, enhancing the overall user experience. A considered and sustainable approach to acoustics. More on cewood here: .au/products/cewood/ More on the project: .au/projects/mercedes-college/ Architect: @jpedesignstudio Builder: @kennettbuilders Contractor: @sugarsceilings #architecture #acousticsolutions #woodwool

KENSINGTON COMMUNITY AQUATIC AND RECREATION CENTRE There are good pools—and then there are great ones. Designed by CO.OP Studio and delivered by McCorkell Constructions, this project brings people together through health, movement and connection. In the pool hall, Cewood wood wool panels (NRC 0.80) manage acoustics in a challenging, high-moisture environment, while adding natural warmth through a simple, durable material palette. Across the facility, DecorEagle, DecorStyle and DecorLini® in Aldini Oak Smartlook (now American Oak) create a cohesive interior language, balancing refined design with acoustic performance. A multi-spec solution also streamlined delivery, one supplier, one point of contact, and a consistent outcome across every space. Explore the project and products - link in bio. #Architecture #AcousticDesign #Construction #AcousticSolutions

PENINSULA UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL A favourite of ours because it shows how one product can make a huge difference. Guided by the principle of “healing Country, healing people,” this project is a powerful reflection of how design can connect people, place and purpose. Working alongside Architectus and Bates Smart, the main foyer creates an incredible arrival experience. Striking tree-like pillars form both a structural and cultural statement. Integrated within these acoustic panels is Contours of Country, Bark by Jenna Lee, transforming what could be a purely functional element into a storytelling device. Jenna Lee’s work explores the collection of Aboriginal resources, in this case, reflecting on the significance of Eucalyptus. Through the materiality of the panels, textures and imagery of bark and seeds are etched into the timber, re-embedding First Nations knowledge into the built environment. More than just a feature, it’s something that contributes to the experience of the space. For patients and staff who return daily, that connection to Country and place becomes part of the hospital’s therapeutic environment. Proud to have delivered Contours of Country as part of this outcome with Architectus and Bates Smart. Architect: @architectusau & @batessmart Builder: @lendlease Photographer: Peter Clarke #AcousticDesign #HealthcareDesign #FirstNationsDesign #InteriorArchitecture #InteriorDesign