Sonance: music everywhere, speakers nowhere
Sonance invented the in-wall speaker in 1983 and has spent four decades refining a single idea: sound belongs in the room, hardware does not. Their architectural ranges sit flush and paint-in. Their Invisible Series goes further, with speakers plastered into the wall entirely, playing through the surface itself, nothing to see at all.
For interior designers this changes the conversation. No grilles to argue with, no compromise corner of the ceiling. The sound is simply present, evenly, at the level the room wants. We specify Sonance throughout homes where design comes first, which is most of the homes we work in.
A plastered-in speaker can carry serious music, too. The Invisible Series is not a compromise product. Driven and placed properly, guests will search the room for where the sound is coming from.
“It is our favourite party trick that is not a trick.”
Sonance is one of our core audio partners alongside L-Acoustics. See how we think about sound in Entertainment, or fail to see an invisible speaker at the Experience Centre.