Developed for SIP SIP Bar in Prague, the project reinterprets the idea of a suspended sound system through a more industrial and directional visual language.

Built from brushed stainless steel with saturated neon orange acoustic details, the object combines reflective metallic surfaces with a highly controlled horn-loaded high frequency system designed to precisely direct sound within the space. The geometry of the horn was developed specifically to achieve a more focused listening experience while maintaining a compact suspended form suitable for the dynamic atmosphere of the bar interior.

The front surface integrates multiple bass reflex openings and perforated metal elements treated not only as acoustic components, but as part of the overall graphic composition of the object itself. Rather than behaving as hidden technical infrastructure, the system intentionally exists as a visible spatial intervention interacting with light, reflections and movement throughout the environment.

Suspended within the interior, the speaker functions simultaneously as a sound system, lighting-responsive object and architectural element shaping the social atmosphere of the space.

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TYPE — Suspended horn-loaded stereo system
CONFIGURATION — 2-way front bass reflex
MATERIALS — Brushed stainless steel / custom horn / perforated metal grille
LOCATION — SIP SIP Bar, Prague
STATUS — Installed
YEAR — 2025