Acoustic DesignAuckland · New Zealand
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Acoustic Design hand-builds fabric-wrapped acoustic panels and corner bass traps in Auckland, framed in recycled timber and finished to sit quietly in the room — until you hear the difference.
We build acoustic treatment the way a joiner builds furniture: a solid recycled-timber frame, dense mineral wool tuned to the room, and a fabric face chosen to disappear into your wall. No flat-pack foam, no polystyrene wedges.
Every project is measured, framed and wrapped to order from our Auckland workshop — for home theatres chasing a cleaner mix, music studios taming early reflections, and lounges that just sound too loud for their own good.
Nothing hidden — just a timber frame, dense absorptive wool, and a breathable acoustic fabric, built up by hand for every panel.
Reclaimed structural pine, cut and braced by hand, built to hold shape for decades.
High-density mineral wool, packed to the depth your room and frequency range actually need.
Acoustically transparent cloth, stretched and stapled taut for a clean, gallery-flat finish.
A selection of recent home theatre and studio installs — flat wall panels and corner bass traps, fitted to the room.
Every panel is available in three standard acoustic fabrics — black, white, or grey — so it sits in the room, not on top of it.
We talk through your space — home theatre, studio or lounge — and take measurements and photos of the walls in question.
Recycled timber is cut and braced to size, then packed with mineral wool at the density your frequency range needs.
Panels are hand-wrapped in your chosen fabric, corners mitred flat, and fitted with concealed wall brackets.
We deliver and hang, or ship flat-packed with brackets and instructions for a tidy DIY install.
A before-and-after reading gives a treatment plan something concrete to respond to. We use the same listening position and measurement path where practical, then explain what the result does — and does not — show.
Room behaviour varies with dimensions, furnishings, speaker placement, listening position and the amount of treatment installed. Readings are therefore project records, not a universal performance claim.
Tools and method are confirmed per project. If a calibrated measurement microphone or SoundID Reference is used, it is documented alongside the reading.
Capture the room from a repeatable position before treatment decisions are made.
Use the room’s reflections, boundaries and constraints to guide panel coverage.
Re-measure where practical and hand over the context behind any visible change.
Every run of panels is built, wrapped and left to settle before it ever reaches a wall — a small-batch process that keeps every edge square.
— Panels shown on temporary castor stands during finishing, prior to fabric trim & wall bracket fitting.
From recording studios and home studios to home theatres, podcast rooms and creative spaces, Acoustic Design builds treatment to help control reflections and improve the way a room sounds.
Panels, bass treatment and flexible acoustic solutions for recording and mixing spaces.
02Practical treatment for smaller rooms where placement, reflection control and aesthetics matter.
03Acoustic treatment to help control reflections and support clearer listening.
04Treatment for voice recording, podcasting and content creation spaces.
Learn the difference between acoustic treatment and soundproofing, where panels and bass traps are typically used, and how to plan treatment for a studio or listening room.
Enter your room size, place your speakers and furniture, and see exactly how many panels, bass traps and clouds fit, drawn to scale. Your layout turns into an instant estimate you can download as a PDF and send through for a quote.
Room size, door, window, speakers and furniture in four quick steps.
02A to-scale layout using our real panel sizes, with reflection points marked.
03Mock build your panels on the wall in black, grey or white.
04A live price as you go, plus a PDF of your plan to send with your quote request.
Send through your room dimensions and a couple of photos and we'll come back with a panel layout, finish options and a price — free, no obligation.