hospitality · restaurant
The Greek (Beringen)
XL ceiling panels – rhythmic spacing in a long room.
The problem
Hospitality venues usually have a warm, lively feel, but as they fill up, a typical restaurant acoustic develops: conversations at tables and at the bar interfere with one another, people raise their voices as it gets busier, and the sound level builds up faster than desired (the ‘cocktail party effect’). The problem is usually not a matter of volume, but of sound that keeps circulating in the room for too long because of a high reverberation time. This reduces speech intelligibility between guests and at the bar, and increases fatigue for guests and staff at busy times.
What works
- XL or Moon panels on the ceiling, integrated around the lighting.
- Wall panels or photo panels that match the atmosphere of the venue.
Installation outside opening hours? Yes. We're happy to schedule the installation outside your opening hours, so your venue can simply stay open.
Impressions
References
hospitality · restaurant
Chagall (Nieuwpoort)
XL ceiling panels – integrated around lighting and sightlines.
hospitality · dining area
Cremerie Chapeau (Zonhoven)
XL ceiling panels – light, understated ceiling integration.
hospitality · restaurant
Domein Marsnil (Heers)
large XL ceiling panels – a bright, refined restaurant setting.
hospitality · VIP area and function room
De Victorie (Linden)
Moon ceiling panels – round ceiling panels in a multi-purpose hospitality space.
hospitality · restaurant
Korboo (Aalst)
printed panels and ceiling panels – image and absorption in a single panel.
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