Bio-based mycelium panels for 100% circular and regenerative design.

innovation

Mogu acoustic panels are made from mycelium – the root structure of mushrooms – grown on upcycled agricultural waste. Each panel is the result of a low-energy, sustainable process that transforms discarded natural fibers into striking, sound-absorbing surfaces.

With textures inspired by nature and a softness you can feel, Mogu offers a radical alternative to traditional acoustic materials. These panels don’t just reduce echo—they redefine what sustainability looks and sounds like.

design & technology

Mogu panels are cultivated – not manufactured – using mycelium, “nature’s glue”. Fed by agricultural waste, the material grows into organic forms with rich, earthy textures, completely free of plastics or synthetic resins or binders.

Circular design at its best: sourced from waste, biodegradable, non-toxic, and made to return safely to the earth or re-enter the production cycle. With subtle texture and tactile feel, Mogu brings the quiet intelligence of nature into the built environment.

circularity

Mogu panels embody true circularity. Grown from mycelium and agricultural waste, they return to the earth without leaving a trace. From raw material to end-of-life, every step of their lifecycle is designed to eliminate waste, avoid pollution, and minimize energy use. Mogu’s facilities are 100% solar powered.

Mogu panels’ modular design makes install & takedown simple, for reuse, or recycling through their take-back program. It’s a vision of the built environment where materials last, regenerate, & never go to waste.

acoustics

Mogu acoustic panels combine the softness of nature with serious sound absorption. Thanks to the fibrous network of mycelium and the panel’s carefully engineered structure, Mogu delivers high-performance acoustic control—ideal for reducing reverberation in open spaces, meeting rooms, restaurants, and more.

Thanks to their bio-based composition, Mogu panels diffuse, absorb, and soften noise especially well in the range of human voice. The result is a quieter, more comfortable acoustic environment, without compromise.