In conference rooms, everyone usually focuses on the screen. However, the most significant contribution to acoustics is actually made by... the ceiling.

A story captured in colors, details, and form. This is the foundation behind the design of the Orange office in Poznań, inspired by the city's most iconic landmarks.

In recording studios, what you hear is important; in the case of ASMR, what you do not hear is equally important.

Good acoustics do not have to be spectacular. Sometimes, a single well-designed element placed exactly where it is needed most is all it takes.

In the world of podcasts, webinars, and various video materials, the right visual attracts attention. However, it is high-quality audio that determines whether the audience stays until the end.

An open office layout, glass-walled meeting rooms, and high, exposed ceilings. Avis's Warsaw office required solutions that would effectively reduce reverberation, improve speech intelligibility, and maintain workplace comfort.

A well-designed office does not need to be silent. It must be comfortable. It features spaces for teamwork, presentations, meetings, and temporary detachment from the office pace.

We have equipped the showroom with a range of solutions from the EcoLine series: starting from EcoCloud ceiling clouds, through EcoScreen Floor dividers, and ending with EcoWall Shape acoustic wall panels.

Some interiors are built with color, others with contrast and texture. At Rent Solutions, black plays the leading role. Deep, matte, and organized.

A space has been created in the Warsaw office that resembles a modern orangery rather than a traditional meeting room. Wooden platforms, plush seating, ubiquitous greenery, and an industrial ceiling combine to form a relaxed environment designed for presentations, workshops, and team meetings.

Radio is a space that leaves no room for compromise. Here, every detail affects speech intelligibility, the on-air comfort of presenters, and how the sound is perceived on the other end.

There are offices that try to muffle chaos. And there are those designed in such a way that chaos simply stands no chance of emerging. The Wrocław office is an example of a space where acoustics served as the starting point for creating an environment that supports intensive teamwork, focus-demanding tasks, and comfortable communication.