Easier conversation
Wall-mounted absorption helps reduce reverberation so guests and staff can hear each other more clearly.
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Acoustic solutions for restaurants & hospitality
Reduce echo, support comfortable conversation and bring added absorption to dining rooms, cafés, hotels and other guest-facing interiors.
Start with broad wall and ceiling surfaces near guest seating, then add decorative dividers or acoustic lighting where the layout needs more focused treatment.
Explore restaurant & hospitality solutionsDesigned for better guest experiences
More comfortable sound makes spaces easier to enjoy.
Calmer atmosphere
Softening reflections from hard floors, glass, tile, wood and open ceilings can create a more comfortable atmosphere.
Design flexibility
Combine wall panels, hanging treatments, dividers and acoustic lighting to coordinate sound control with the interior design.
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Featured acoustic solutions for hospitality spaces
Explore dimensional wall treatments, sculptural ceiling baffles, lighting and dividers for restaurants, cafés, bars and other hospitality interiors.
Corrugate Narrow HarmonyCARV Acoustic Felt Wall Tiles
A dimensional carved pattern shown across a restaurant feature wall.
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Halo Harmony3D BAFFL Acoustic Ceiling Baffles
Raised circular rings add sculptural texture and sound absorption above dining areas, lounges and gathering spaces.
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End Grain HarmonyCARV Acoustic Felt Wall Tiles
A faceted linear pattern suited to bars, cafés and hospitality gathering spaces.
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Seesaw Harmony3D Acoustic Felt Wall Panels
A sculpted horizontal pattern that adds texture and absorption behind a café counter.
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Amien Harmony Acoustic PET Felt Corrulight
Acoustic pendant lighting for dining tables, café counters and gathering spaces.
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Sequence HarmonyDIVDR Acoustic Felt Hanging Divider
A hanging acoustic divider for separating dining, lounge and flexible hospitality zones.
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Where to begin
Treat the surfaces closest to guests and activity.
Dining and gathering walls
Begin with broad uninterrupted walls beside or across from tables and guest seating.
Hard ceilings and glass
Add hanging panels or acoustic lighting when upper surfaces cannot be wall-treated.
Flexible guest areas
Use suspended panels or dividers to add absorption while defining lounges, banquettes or shared areas.
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