We create products for spaces in which people can feel healthy, comfortable and inspired.
You've seen the colours.
This is where they take shape.
CNC-cut PET felt — every form starts here, before it becomes part of a space.
29/05/2026
Acoustic comfort without the footprint.
ASKIA room dividers use PET felt to define zones and reduce noise — suspended where the problem is, out of the way of everything else.
The space remains open. The sound doesn't wander.
Interior design: IOKA DESIGN
27/05/2026
Dark tones in acoustic materials aren't just an aesthetic choice.
They signal permanence. They reduce visual distraction.
And in focus-heavy environments, that matters.
Brown. Because the space needed to settle.
22/05/2026
The ceiling wasn't an afterthought.
It was the answer.
These PET felt panels are shaped, coloured, and placed to work with the space, not just above it.
Interior design:
Glad to be part of the highlights of BDF - Bucharest design festival!
20/05/2026
Red demands attention.
Without acoustic control, that demand becomes distraction.
PET felt keeps the room focused — present, not overwhelming
15/05/2026
Soft surfaces. Defined geometry.
A workspace designed to reduce distraction without losing openness.
In this interior by IOKA DESIGN_design, acoustics are built into the space.
13/05/2026
Not beige. Not brown.Dark camel.
This is what a grounded neutral looks like up close.
Dark camel anchors the space without competing with it.
Depth in tone. Control in sound.
Present, not decorative.
08/05/2026
The pattern isn't decorative.
Vertical grooves alter how sound moves across the surface.
This is geometry at work.
