Acoustic panel and soundproofing projects

Selected examples from more than 150 completed projects.

2025

Software Company

For this software company, fabric-wrapped acoustic panels on the walls were combined with floating acoustic panels on the ceiling. Together they cut the echo and noise in the work areas and leave the office steadier and more comfortable. Colours from the company's own palette were used, and slatted details between the panels give the surfaces movement. Treating the walls and the ceiling together made the acoustics stronger and gave the office an interior with a character of its own.

Office · Istanbul

2025

Workinton

For Workinton, fabric-wrapped baffle ceiling panels with a glass-wool core were fitted to reduce the echo and noise in the corridors. Hanging vertically and open on both faces, they absorb sound from either side and steady the acoustics of the space. The glass-wool core absorbs a high proportion of the sound that reaches it, which keeps corridor noise under control. With their fabric faces and regular layout, the panels improve acoustic comfort and give the ceiling a contemporary character at the same time.

Ümraniye Municipality — Rideva Conference Hall

Meeting Room · Istanbul

2025

Ümraniye Municipality — Rideva Conference Hall

In the Ümraniye Municipality conference hall, fabric-wrapped acoustic panels were applied to the walls to improve the acoustics and give the interior a considered look. The panels absorb sound, cutting the echo that builds during conferences and events so that speech carries clearly. The columns in the hall were clad in timber slats over acoustic felt to tie the architecture together. The natural timber gives the hall a warmer, more contemporary feel and adds to the acoustic performance at the same time. The result works both as an interior and as a room to speak in.

Office · Istanbul

2025

Negzel Bilişim

For this software company, hexagonal fabric-wrapped acoustic panels were fitted to the walls to improve the acoustics of the office and give the space a livelier character. The absorbent core cuts the echo and noise that build up in open-plan areas and makes the office a steadier place to work. The panels were carried through the open-plan floor, the meeting rooms and the individual work areas, so the acoustics and the design hold together across the whole office. The hexagonal geometry gives the walls movement, and the colours were taken from the company's own palette so the scheme reads as theirs.

Office · Istanbul

2025

Medipol Mega

At Medipol Mega, fabric-wrapped acoustic panels were applied to the walls to improve the acoustics of the office and give the space a stronger look. The absorbent core reduces the echo and noise that build up in the room and leaves it better balanced. The contrasting colours chosen for the scheme give the walls a dynamic, arresting composition and reinforce the modern character of the architecture. The panels support the acoustics and the interior at once, and the office is a more comfortable and productive place to work because of it.

Meeting Room · Istanbul

2025

Media Markt

For MediaMarkt, a felt cassette baffle ceiling was installed to improve the acoustics of the store and give the ceiling a contemporary look. The panels, made from high-density felt and set out on a regular grid, help cut the echo and noise that build up in the space. Because the cassette baffle system is open and modular, sound is absorbed from several directions at once, which evens out the acoustics across the floor. At the same time the rhythm of the grid gives the ceiling a contemporary character — a ceiling that works and one that is worth looking at.

Office · Istanbul

2025

Intermedia

At Intermedia, fabric-wrapped acoustic panels were applied to the walls to improve the acoustics of the office and give the space a stronger look. The absorbent core reduces the echo and noise that build up in the room and leaves it better balanced. The contrasting colours chosen for the scheme give the walls a dynamic, arresting composition and reinforce the modern character of the architecture. The panels support the acoustics and the interior at once, and the office is a more comfortable and productive place to work because of it.

Office · Istanbul

2025

Hummel

For Hummel, three-dimensional fabric-wrapped panels with a glass-wool core were designed and fitted to the walls, both to improve the acoustics and to give the space a strong visual identity. The glass-wool core absorbs sound waves, reducing echo and noise and leaving the room better balanced. The three-dimensional surface gives the walls movement and depth. The fabric face keeps it decorative while the panel underneath does the acoustic work. The result is a wall that is as much a feature as it is a solution.

Studio · Istanbul

2025

Film Studio

For the film studio inside a cardiology clinic, timber slats over acoustic felt were combined with fabric-laminated felt panels — both to build a strong backdrop and to make the room easier to record in. Video and audio come out cleaner and better balanced. The natural timber grain and the contemporary detailing give the studio a backdrop that looks professional on camera. Acoustic performance and the look of the room were solved together rather than one at the expense of the other.

Meeting Room · Istanbul

2025

Birleşim Grup

Square fabric-wrapped acoustic panels were fitted to the walls to make the office more comfortable to work in. The absorbent core behind the fabric takes in sound rather than reflecting it, cutting the echo and leaving the room better balanced. Speech carries more clearly and the background noise that pulls people's attention away drops noticeably. The square format does more than absorb sound: it gives the wall a rhythm and an order that reads as deliberate. Available in a range of colours and sizes, the panels work as a wall finish and as sound control at the same time. The result is an office that is easier to work in, where people hold their focus longer and meetings are less of a struggle to follow.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does an acoustic project take?

A single room usually takes 2–4 working days; a whole floor or a studio runs to 1–3 weeks. What sets the timeline is not the floor area but the number of layers involved and how easy the space is to work in.

Do we have to close the space while you work?

On most projects, no. The dusty, noisy stages are short and can be moved outside working hours. In restaurants and offices we split the work to fit around your schedule.

Do you measure the result afterwards?

Where a project asks for it, we measure reverberation time before and after. The measurement puts a number on what the work achieved, and we recommend it for critical spaces such as studios.