Seamless acoustic cladding
Acoustic system made from 100% recycled cellulose. Class A sound absorption (EN ISO 11654), Class B fire safety (EN 13501-1). For those who refuse to compromise between performance and design.
Where acoustics meets design.
Acomo creates a continuous acoustic surface that reduces reverberation while maintaining a clean, monolithic visual aesthetic.
Designed for projects where conventional acoustic panels detract from the architecture, Acomo offers a more discreet alternative: texture, depth, and visual continuity, with no visible joints or panels.
- Offices
- Hospitality
- Retail
- Residential
- Cultural venues
- Restaurants
- Meeting rooms
- Premium commercial
Seven principles, one surface.
Acomo is applied directly to walls and ceilings, forming a monolithic acoustic layer with no visible joints or panels. The result is an acoustically comfortable environment that blends naturally into the architecture.
Sound absorption
Sound absorption up to Class A (EN ISO 11654). Improves speech intelligibility in the space without visually competing with the design.
Reduce reverberation time
Reduces reverberation and improves speech intelligibility at any volume, from technical rooms to high-ceilinged atriums.
Fire Class B
Classification B S1 D0 according to EN 13501-1. Suitable for public spaces, hospitality, and commercial environments.
Customizable textures and colors
Standard palette or custom-designed for the project. Colors and textures are created on request to complement the space’s aesthetic.
For use on virtually any surface.
It adapts to vaulted ceilings, high ceilings, and complex three-dimensional geometries. Applied by spraying, without compromising the original shape.
Low maintenance
Consistent acoustic performance over time, with no need for regular maintenance.
Sustainable
A sustainable choice
100% recycled cellulose fibers from bio-based sources. Suitable for projects with BREEAM, LEED, or WELL certification.
Three lines, one performance.
The three Acomo lines share the same acoustic performance and the same continuous application method. They differ in the source of their raw materials and their color palette, allowing the selection to align with the project’s intent rather than being constrained by it.
AcomoSolid®
Bio-based acoustic fibers made from 100% recycled paper. For projects where sustainability meets a classic palette.
- Composition · 100% recycled paper fiber
- Palette · 6 standard colors
- Application · Wall · Ceiling
AcomoSmart®
Bio-based acoustic fibers made from waste streams. No added pigments. As circular as possible.
- Composition · Recycled staple fiber, undyed
- Palette · 3 natural shades
- Application · Wall · Ceiling
AcomoStyle®
Bio-based acoustic fibers made from 100% recycled paper, available in a wide range of colors. Standard or custom colors available upon request.
- Composition · 100% recycled paper fiber
- Color palette · 6 standard + custom
- Application · Wall · Ceiling
Designed for modern briefings.
Conventional acoustic solutions tend to dominate the visual landscape. Acomo behaves differently: it becomes the architecture. Ideal for projects where materiality, atmosphere, and the perception of space are just as critical as technical performance.
01Cultural
02Education
03Hospitality
04Health & Well-being
05Office
06RetailMeet Acomo at Architect@Work Brussels.
Lusobati will showcase the complete Acomo system at Architect@Work Brussels 2026.
Prescribe with confidence.
Tell us a little about the project. We’ll get back to you within one business day with the documentation you need and, if appropriate, schedule a meeting at our studio to review samples.
- D.01 · Technical Specifications (PDF)
- D.02 · Material Specifications
- D.03 · Acoustic performance data
- D.04 · Color and Texture Catalog
Frequently Asked Questions.
For anything not listed here, the team in Anderlecht will respond within one business day. Sample requests are welcome at any stage of the project.
Q.01 · What is a projection sound system?
A sprayed acoustic system is a continuous finish applied directly to walls or ceilings to improve sound absorption and reduce reverberation. It replaces exposed panels with a monolithic surface.
Q.02 · What is Acomo made of?
Acomo is a bio-based product made from cellulose fibers derived from 100% recycled material. The Solid and Style lines use recycled paper; the Smart line is produced from fibers sourced from waste streams, with no added dyes. It is an acoustic solution designed with circularity and low environmental impact in mind.
Q.03· What is the difference between the Solid, Smart, and Style lines?
The three ranges share the same acoustic performance and installation method. They differ in terms of raw material and color palette. Solid — 100% recycled paper fibers, standard colors. Smart — fibers from waste material streams, no added dyes, the most circular option. Style — 100% recycled paper fibers, standard colors in stock and custom colors available upon request.
Q.04 · What acoustic performance does Acomo offer?
The Acomo system achieves sound absorption up to Class A, the highest class under the EN ISO 11654 standard. Exact performance depends on the installed thickness, which is available in five variants, selected based on the room’s volume and the project’s acoustic objectives. A detailed technical data sheet, including frequency-specific absorption values, is available upon request.
Q.05 · What is Acomo’s fire performance?
Acomo is classified as B-s1,d0 according to the EN 13501-1 standard—a fire performance rating suitable for public buildings, offices, retail spaces, and educational institutions.
Q.06 · Where can Acomo be used?
Offices, restaurants, hotels, residential buildings, retail spaces, and cultural, educational, and healthcare facilities. Suitable for any setting where acoustic comfort and architectural continuity are important.
Q.07 · Can Acomo be applied to curved surfaces?
Yes. The system adapts to vaults, ceiling heights, columns, and complex three-dimensional surfaces without any breaks or joints.
Q.08 · Is the finish customizable?
The texture and color can be specified for the project. Standard ranges are available, and custom colors are made to order.
Q.09 · Is Acomo a sustainable choice?
Yes. In addition to being made from 100% recycled materials, Acomo is manufactured using a production process designed to reduce CO₂ emissions. The manufacturer markets the product as recyclable and part of a circular economy approach. Acomo thus combines high acoustic performance with a sustainable construction approach.
Q.10 · Can architects request samples?
Yes. Physical samples and complete technical documentation are available upon request at no cost to prescribing professionals.
Q.11 · Who administers the Acomo test?
In Belgium, Acomo is installed by Lusobati, the system’s official installer. Installation is carried out by trained and experienced teams: the building owner and architect do not have to coordinate with a third-party installer. The system is spray-applied to almost any type of surface, including curved surfaces. The architect thus has a single Belgian point of contact for both the product and the application.
Q.12 · Where is Acomo available in Belgium?
Lusobati represents Acomo throughout Belgium from its headquarters in Anderlecht, Brussels. Site visits and meetings to view samples must be scheduled in advance. For a specific project, please contact Lusobati to receive technical documentation and samples.
Acoustic surfaces manufactured using the projection method, specified and installed throughout Belgium from our headquarters in Anderlecht, Brussels.