Workplaces.

Colourway

Meeting room with an oak table and an acoustic wall in navy and grey

You hear everything, except your own thoughts.

In open workspaces, glass and hard floors carry voices far. The noise is rarely very loud, but it never stops.

Common challenges

01Conversations that carry
In an open office, you hear every phone call and discussion at the desks around you.
02A meeting room that sounds hollow
Glass, a hard tabletop and a bare ceiling make voices echo. Video calls become hard to follow.
03Concentration takes effort
Background noise constantly draws your attention. Anyone who needs to focus goes looking for an empty room.
04Tired at the end of the day
Speaking over the hubbub all day takes energy, even when you do not notice it.

What helps

We reduce reverberation at its source: on walls and ceilings, and with soft divisions between areas with different needs.

An acoustic wall in your brand colours, ceiling islands or baffles above desks, freestanding elements between teams, acoustics built into cupboards and seating alcoves.

Absorbing sound is not the same as blocking it. If a meeting room needs sound insulation, we review the walls and doors with the building contractor.

Our approach →

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