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Acoustics

Acoustic Map of the House—Where Does Sound Bounce Back the Strongest?

Sound reflects most strongly off large, smooth, and hard surfaces, such as glass, hard floors, concrete walls, and high ceilings.…

Acoustic ceiling panel—when is it a good idea to install panels overhead?

Imagine this scenario: You walk into a modern conference room. A table, elegant chairs, glass walls, designer lamps—everything looks perfect.…

How to Soundproof a Child’s Room? Acoustic Felt as a Safe Solution

Imagine this scene: it’s late in the evening, and after a full day of work and play, a moment of…

Felt panels for a conference room—which ones should you choose?

A conference room is one of those places where acoustics instantly reveal the quality of the interior design. If sound…

Which acoustic panels work best in an open-plan office?

An open-plan office can look great on paper but perform very poorly in everyday use. In the renderings, everything looks…

A round felt acoustic panel on the wall and a freestanding soundproof booth in a modern office with ergonomic furniture and a relaxation area.

How to Design a Quiet Office?

Noise in the workplace is rarely viewed as a direct threat, yet it is precisely this noise that is responsible…

The end of the era of perfection. Authentic materials are returning to interiors and giving them soul.

There is something about certain spaces that makes you want to stay the moment you walk in. It is authentic…

Felt scraps left over from cutting acoustic panels in various colors

What Can You Make Out of Felt? 5 Ideas for Giving Felt Scraps a Second Life

What can you make out of felt? You can use felt to make coasters, wall letters, keychains, a phone stand,…

Decorative felt panels – combine design and acoustics

Just a few years ago, many people viewed acoustic panels as a purely technical solution. They were meant to dampen…