The layout of the room is subordinated to the geometry of stereo listening. The centrally positioned listening station and the symmetrical arrangement of the speakers allowed for precise construction of the sound stage. The space has been soundproofed and isolated from external stimuli, which fosters complete immersion in the sound.

The key role in acoustic adaptation is played by the Omnibounce diffusers with a distinct, three-dimensional structure, applied to the front and rear walls, which disperse the energy of mid and high frequencies, preventing sharp reflections and narrowing of the sound stage. Accompanying them are panels made of PET material with a high absorption coefficient, responsible for controlling the first reflections and improving intelligibility. Similarly, the other walls have been finished. The balance between absorption and diffusion has allowed for the best, natural sound.

Dedicated bass traps were created in the corners to enhance bass control. Their presence perfectly eliminates the energy accumulating there.

The muted color palette, natural materials, and lighting create a calm background without distracting from the listening experience. Subtle ceiling light and spot accents emphasize the structure of the walls, giving the space intimacy. Elements of the furnishings such as record shelves, upholstered furniture, and carpets build a cozy character of the interior.