On the front wall, an acoustic panel system called NyquiWall was used, which incorporated a television that blends into the wall. Around it, WoodenBaffle was placed on the NyquiWall frame, covering the subwoofers – 3 speakers, center, and on the left and right side, thus providing stereo sound. Since the felt used in NyquiWall has a high sound wave permeability factor, it was possible to conceal the sound system behind a tensioned fabric system without any noticeable loss in audio quality.

The side walls – in the NyquiWall acoustic panels, which are effective for broadband adaptation, concealed bass traps NyquiBass Trap in the corners and two Surround speakers (on the left and right sides).

On the back wall, broadband acoustic treatment was applied along with 4 slotted panels tuned to the room (the room's natural frequency), also addressing the lowest harmonic frequency – 24.2 Hz.

The suspended ceiling included a system of four Dolby Atmos speakers. The structure consists of a double layer of drywall with a rubber membrane installed between them. This created a solid construction that eliminates potential vibrations and absorbs the lowest frequencies in the room. An extendable screen and projector were also installed in the ceiling, providing clients with even more options for watching movies in the best quality.

The floor has been finished with a 10 mm acoustic underlay and carpet, ensuring that all vibrations from the Atmos speakers are completely absorbed.

The entire audio setup in this cinema room project consists of a 7.2.4 system, meaning 7 ear-level speakers, 2 subwoofers, and 4 ceiling speakers, together offering a sound system in Dolby Atmos standard.