Listening rooms and cinemas

The Art of a Quality Screening

While a high-quality picture captures attention, it is sound that defines the depth of the experience. A precise soundstage, crystal-clear dialogue, and proper reflection control require more than just an advanced audio system.

The most prominent design feature of the interior is the EcoWall Tiles system. These three-dimensional modules absorb sound, effectively mitigating unwanted reflections and reverberation. Their geometry is accentuated by LED profiles that shift the wall lighting scheme from cool blue to vibrant red and fuchsia.

The remaining walls are finished with the NyquiWall system, which supports reflection control and enhances acoustic conditions. The dark surface minimizes visual distractions, helping to focus attention on the display screen.

The space is completed by a NyquiCeiling stretch fabric ceiling. Combined with high-performance sound-absorbing infill, it helps reduce ceiling reflections, while its smooth surface allows for seamless, discreet lighting integration to maintain a cohesive interior aesthetic.

Used products:

NyquiWall

EcoTiles

Contractor:

Nyquista

Project:

Nyquista

Location:

Warsaw

Used products

NyquiWall

A system of tensioned acoustic walls with a smooth surface and modern design, available in over 100 colors.

EcoTiles

Wall panels in the form of individual tiles. Available in many colors and shapes, they allow for the creation of any arrangement.

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