Compose the wall and the sound together.
Textile-covered wall tiles combine speakers, amplification and passive acoustic dampers in one configurable composition.
DK DenmarkIn practice. A Danish modular audio system combining speakers, amplifiers and passive acoustic-damper tiles.
What to keep in view
Not every tile is a speaker. Room acoustics and configuration affect results, and absorption is not soundproofing.
Give different functions a shared form
Bang & Olufsen’s Beosound Shape combines hexagonal speaker, amplifier and acoustic-damper modules. A configuration determines the arrangement and functional mix of tiles, rather than making every visible tile a speaker.
From adding a sound object to composing sound functions into the room.
The arrangement is part of the product
Our reading: adding music and improving the way a room handles sound are usually separate purchases. Shape brings them into one spatial design problem. The wall composition is not simply decoration placed over equipment: its modules can perform different jobs within the same visual language.
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