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In this episode, Janey and Verity welcome Hamish from Autex Acoustics, a proudly New Zealand company innovating acoustic solutions since 1967. Starting as Auckland Textiles with recycled carpet underlays, Autex has evolved into a global leader in sound and thermal insulation products made from sustainable materials like recycled plastic bottles and New Zealand wool.
They explore how sound shapes our experience of spaces—whether it’s classrooms, cafes, or homes—and why thoughtful acoustic design is essential but often overlooked. Hamish shares how their signature Cube panels combine 80% recycled content with stunning customisation, including digital printing and laser etching, to create beautiful, functional installations. They also discuss the importance of early acoustic planning and introduce their groundbreaking wool product Embrace, which has earned a global green tag platinum rating.
🧵 In this episode:
💬 Reflections:
“Sound isn’t just noise; it shapes how we connect and feel in a space.”
“Good acoustic design supports focus, conversation, and wellbeing.”
“Sustainability at Autex goes beyond materials—it’s about the whole lifecycle.”
“Treating sound can be beautiful, even artistic, and add real value to interiors.”
“Start the acoustic conversation early—don’t wait until it’s a problem.”
💌 Want to learn more?
Find Autex Acoustics:
Website: www.autexglobal.com
Instagram: @autexglobal
Explore product ranges, case studies, and inspiration for your next project. Connect with Autex to bring thoughtful sound solutions to your space.
Between the Walls is hosted by Janey, shining a light on the art and heart of building and renovating.
🎧 Subscribe wherever you listen and share this episode with anyone passionate about creating spaces that truly work.
Are you feeling overwhelmed by all the decisions you need to make for your new build or renovation and have no idea where to start. The Architecture + Design Library is your answer. A one stop 'shop' for finding designers and trades, sourcing materials and products and gaining education on those items so you know you are making the right decisions.
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In this episode, Janey and Verity welcome Hamish from Autex Acoustics, a proudly New Zealand company innovating acoustic solutions since 1967. Starting as Auckland Textiles with recycled carpet underlays, Autex has evolved into a global leader in sound and thermal insulation products made from sustainable materials like recycled plastic bottles and New Zealand wool.
They explore how sound shapes our experience of spaces—whether it’s classrooms, cafes, or homes—and why thoughtful acoustic design is essential but often overlooked. Hamish shares how their signature Cube panels combine 80% recycled content with stunning customisation, including digital printing and laser etching, to create beautiful, functional installations. They also discuss the importance of early acoustic planning and introduce their groundbreaking wool product Embrace, which has earned a global green tag platinum rating.
🧵 In this episode:
💬 Reflections:
“Sound isn’t just noise; it shapes how we connect and feel in a space.”
“Good acoustic design supports focus, conversation, and wellbeing.”
“Sustainability at Autex goes beyond materials—it’s about the whole lifecycle.”
“Treating sound can be beautiful, even artistic, and add real value to interiors.”
“Start the acoustic conversation early—don’t wait until it’s a problem.”
💌 Want to learn more?
Find Autex Acoustics:
Website: www.autexglobal.com
Instagram: @autexglobal
Explore product ranges, case studies, and inspiration for your next project. Connect with Autex to bring thoughtful sound solutions to your space.
Between the Walls is hosted by Janey, shining a light on the art and heart of building and renovating.
🎧 Subscribe wherever you listen and share this episode with anyone passionate about creating spaces that truly work.
Are you feeling overwhelmed by all the decisions you need to make for your new build or renovation and have no idea where to start. The Architecture + Design Library is your answer. A one stop 'shop' for finding designers and trades, sourcing materials and products and gaining education on those items so you know you are making the right decisions.