The present investigation consists of the design of sound energy absorption panels with the aim of promoting well-being in both the aesthetic and acoustic aspects of the spaces where they are applied. The design project, titled “Soundscapes”, aims to contribute to the comfort of users by addressing the usage and enjoyment needs of spaces, resulting in favorable conditions for communication and minimizing the undesirable effects of reverberation. The dimensions of the panels have been carefully designed to adapt to different types of spaces, either through the repetition of a module or arranged individually, providing visual harmony. The construction of the panels involves a support made of black cork particleboard, onto which layers of 5mm cork particleboard are applied. The selection of these materials meets the product’s requirements, as they exhibit natural acoustic properties and have a warm surface, aligning with the environmental considerations demanded in today’s context. This project was financed by the INOVC+ proof of concept, in ranking 3 and had a team of five researchers: José Simão (main investigator), Ângela Henriques, Daniela Pedro, Estrela Nunes and Tiago Silva (co-investigators).