Developed for the Prague-based cocktail bar SIP SIP, the project explores the relationship between sound system, interior atmosphere and playful spatial identity.

The suspended horn-loaded speaker system combines natural beech wood surfaces with saturated neon orange acoustic elements inspired by the visual language and energetic character of the bar itself. Rather than hiding functional acoustic components, the project intentionally exposes the horn geometry and front-facing bass reflex system as dominant visual features integrated directly into the object’s identity.

Designed specifically for social listening environments, the system balances controlled sound dispersion with a physically expressive presence capable of functioning both as an audio tool and architectural intervention within the space. The suspended installation further enhances the sculptural character of the objects, allowing them to visually float within the interior while shaping the atmosphere through both sound and colour.

The result is a custom spatial audio system developed not only for listening, but for the overall experience of the environment itself.

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TYPE — Suspended horn-loaded speaker system
CONFIGURATION — 2-way front bass reflex
MATERIALS — Solid beech wood / custom horn / perforated metal grille
LOCATION — SIP SIP Bar, Prague
STATUS — Installed
YEAR — 2025