I wanted to raise a topic that I think we can all relate to, especially those of us working in open-plan offices. How important do you think it is to incorporate acoustic solutions in offices to manage noise levels and prevent information overload? With so much happening around us—phone calls, conversations, typing, meetings—it can get overwhelming pretty quickly. I’m curious to know if acoustic solutions like soundproofing panels, pods, or booths actually make a noticeable difference. Are they worth the investment, or are there simpler alternatives to achieve a quieter, more focused environment?
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Acoustic solutions can definitely play a role in improving the office environment, but their importance depends on the specific needs of the space. For some teams, especially in open-plan settings, addressing noise can make a big difference in focus and comfort. For others, the issue might not be as critical. I think it’s all about finding the right balance—sometimes small changes like rearranging furniture, adding carpets, or using noise-canceling headphones can be enough