What is a living wall and why should you have one installed? - asks this stunning feature in These Three Rooms by Kitchens Bedrooms & Bathrooms Magazine. The piece highlights the BuzziSpace BuzziMood biophilic acoustic panels, kindly mentioning their Quiet Mark certification.
Read the full feature on the These Three Rooms website here.
BuzziMood is green and pretty but also works as a natural air humidity indicator in any indoor setting. It also offers a low-maintenance alternative to traditional plants, with no watering required. This acoustic wall solution utilises preserved reindeer moss as its primary material.
BuzziSpace BuzziMood biophilic acoustic panels, certified by Quiet Mark.
Read the full feature on the These Three Rooms website here.
The acoustic comfort of our homes is integrally linked to our sense of wellbeing within them. It is therefore as important to focus as much on the aural design of a space as the visual; curating a selection of quiet appliances and acoustic improving building products and materials, to orchestrate your perfect domestic soundscape.
Whether it's clever insulation or muted appliances, reducing noise at home will reap benefits
If you’re looking for peace of mind in retirement, it’s worth devoting thought and energy – right now – to where and how you want to live, says Jenny Tucker. You can never start the process too soon
Our homes are packed full of technology and appliances, but many of them create noise (unwanted sound) that permeates our homes. World Health Organisation research has shown that noise pollution can affect mental and physical health. With more of us spending more time at home, it’s an issue that will only get worse.
A conversation with Nigel Burton, Director of Acoustics at Temple
