Knauf Ceiling Solutions has introduced the Adagio series of acoustic ceiling panels, designed to meet both lighting and acoustic requirements in modern buildings. These ceilings reflect up to 90% of light, enhancing natural illumination during winter months, while their low gloss surface reduces glare in summer, helping to create a more comfortable indoor environment throughout the year. Adagio panels are used in various contemporary buildings with large glass facades, such as offices, hotels, and cultural institutions. The white surface of the ceilings contributes to energy savings by limiting the need for artificial lighting, which, according to the manufacturer, can reduce lighting costs by around 16%. The panels also feature a scratch-resistant, washable surface that supports long-term use. Their design allows for both concealed and visible installations, offering flexibility for architects to integrate them into different interior styles. While the panels maintain a clean, neutral appearance, they can be paired with bolder flooring choices or contrasting elements for added visual interest. From a sustainability perspective, Adagio panels are made with approximately 60% recycled materials and are fully recyclable. They are certified by environmental and indoor air quality standards, including Cradle to Cradle, Blue Angel, Indoor Air Comfort Gold, and A+ VOC classification. In addition to light management, Adagio panels are engineered for acoustic performance. With sound absorption coefficients reaching αw = 1.00 and enhanced insulation, the panels contribute to reduced noise levels between rooms, helping to maintain a quiet indoor environment. Knauf Ceiling Solutions positions the Adagio range as a product that addresses multiple design challenges, offering both functional and environmental benefits for a wide range of interior spaces.