Overview
Hushgrain brings the physical language of architectural samples into a digital specification workspace. A room study provides spatial context, a material library supports exploration and a surface schedule records proposed selections. The portfolio concept focuses on design coordination and sample review; it does not simulate acoustic performance.
Original acoustic material specification interface concepts with fictional project data and illustrative content.
Challenge
A beautiful material shortlist is not yet a usable room specification. Designers need to know which surface a sample belongs to, which finish was reviewed and whether the latest selection reached the room schedule.
- Connect physical samples to specific room surfaces.
- Compare finishes while retaining room context.
- Keep review decisions traceable to the selected sample.
Solution
An editorial split layout pairs room illustrations with a compact project index and material inspector. Large swatch photography supports comparison, while schedules and review threads provide the detail needed to move from inspiration to a documented selection.
- Room study: Inspect a room surface and compare its proposed material in spatial context.
- Material library: Browse tactile material swatches and bring selected finishes into a comparison tray.
- Surface schedule: Connect room elevations to a finish schedule and review selection status.
- Sample review: Inspect a sample photograph beside its shortlist, notes and approval history.
Results
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