Quiet Mark has enjoyed Enki magazine since meeting Editor Eleanor Rice at Planted last year, when our CEO/ Founder, Poppy Szkiler, spoke on the Toxic Cities panel, moderated by Oliver Heath of Oliver Heath Design. So we are pleased to see Enki including our images in their beautiful September and October issues.
Our thanks to Eleanor Rice and James Day at Enki.
Enki sits somewhere between the home interest, general lifestyle and building magazines in the consumer market and amid the architect and design trade magazines in the trade sector.
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September looks at Heat Pumps, with Enki highlighting two Quiet Mark certified models, the Vaillant AroTHERM Plus Air Source Heat Pump and the Daikin Altherma 3 HHT Heat Pump.
October's Kitchen Issue has a Technology section that includes the Quiet Mark certified Melitta Barista TS Smart and the Samsung RS8000 Family Hub.
See the original articles in the September 2022 & October 2022 issues of Enki Magazine here.
We discovered our latest guest for The Quiet Mark Podcast via an interesting article in The Guardian entitled “Is Noise of London’s Restaurants Just Part of the Charm?”. The piece analysed a survey which found the capital’s eateries to be the loudest in Europe and second only, globally, to San Francisco.
Lisa Joyner, Senior Digital Writer at House Beautiful, spoke to Quiet Mark CEO/Founder, Poppy Szkiler, for a feature titled: '8 quiet kettles for a peaceful morning brew' for House Beautiful Magazine, published on 7th September 2022.
Noise is a practical concern, particularly in-open plan kitchen living spaces. As demand for quiet appliances continues to grow Kbbreview writer, Simon King, looks at why designers must consider the acoustics of a room when it comes to specifying products and how manufacturers are responding to the challenge.
Quiet Mark collaborated with Oliver Heath Design for this piece by George Dean for a Designerati series featuring designers, architects, and senior professionals talking about future-proof design.
Quiet Mark said that more manufacturers are starting to prioritise sound-driven design, placing its importance up there alongside the visual look and performance of the product.
