Poufolo

by Sophie Luger with acunic

Acoustic seating based on the geometry of acunic’s woven acoustic textiles.

Poufolo is an upholstered acoustic seating element designed to enhance interior sound quality through its materials and dimensions. Clad in Volumic Square, a high-volume woven acoustic textile by acunic, distinguished by its three-dimensional surface structure, it combines seating comfort with high acoustic efficiency.

Its lightweight upholstered body enables flexible acoustic performance in open and shared environments. Made possible by acunic, the acoustic solutions brand of Getzner Textil, and MissionAcoustic.

Specifications

Cover: Volumic Square, a three-dimensional woven acoustic textile by acunic
Body: Lightweight, upholstered
For: Open and shared environments

With
Design: Sophie Luger
From: Vienna, Austria
On show: 25 Sep 2026 – 4 Oct 2026
Where: Festivalzentrale
Hietzinger Kai 101, 1130 Wien

The people behind it

Sophie Luger

Architect, Vienna

Sophie Luger is a Vienna-based architect whose work explores the role of sound in shaping architectural experience. Working across architecture, acoustics and material experimentation, she investigates how acoustic environments influence perception, spatial experience and our imagination of the built environment; her research focuses on building façades as active acoustic interfaces.

She studied at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, in London and at the University of Applied Arts Vienna, where she now teaches in Architectural Design Studio 3 and runs the course Applied Acoustics. With Tizian Glanzer she designed the MANIFESTO exhibition.