Chairs with an acoustic function

An acoustic chair is a chair with a special shape and structure. The enclosed sides create a calm, private spot. Sounds from outside become less audible, and your voice sounds less loud to those around you.

A chair like this is ideal for phone calls. But also for working with focus, holding a short consultation, or simply relaxing for a moment. The acoustic chair works well in all kinds of situations and spaces.

On our acoustic furniture page, you'll see examples of chairs that combine quiet with comfort and style.

An acoustic armchair is the most popular option. This chair is designed for one person. The high back and sides make you feel instantly shielded. You sit calmly, even in a busy space.

Acoustic armchairs are often used in reception areas, libraries, meeting spaces or learning plazas. They're also handy in hallways or spots where there are no separate rooms, but where quiet is still needed.

You'll find various models on our acoustic furniture page, in a range of colours and styles.

An acoustic settee is a wider version of the chair. It fits two people, making it suitable for consultations, working in pairs, or an informal conversation.

Settees are often chosen for care facilities, hotels or lounges. With a single piece of furniture, you create a calm mini-space — without having to build a separate room.

See the different applications on our acoustic sofas page.

An acoustic chair is practical and effective. You don't need to renovate anything. No walls to build. No separate room to create. You place the chair wherever it's needed, and it works immediately.

People appreciate the calm. It helps with better concentration, with holding private conversations, and with reducing stress in busy environments.

Whether it's a care facility, school, office, library or waiting room — the acoustic chair adapts. And brings more quiet wherever it goes.

An acoustic chair is more than a piece of furniture. It's a solution. For noisy places. For concentration problems. For stress caused by sound.

Without major changes, you make your environment more pleasant. Calmer. And people notice: they feel better, can focus more easily, and experience fewer sensory triggers.

The chair works in many places:

• In a waiting room where people want privacy
• In an educational space where calm is needed
• In a care environment where a quiet conversation matters
• In a hotel or lobby where people want to unwind for a moment

You decide the placement yourself. And you can move the chairs around too. That makes them flexible to use — always suited to your space.