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A quiet neutral for executive offices and focused work areas
Customer customization / Acoustic Pods
A visual guide to custom acoustic pods, soundproof office pods and meeting pods: shell color, interior finish, furniture and the details that shape the buyer experience.

01 / The design brief
Customers often start with a color reference, then refine the shell, door frame, acoustic interior, seating and work surface. This page keeps those decisions together so a buyer, designer and factory can discuss the same configuration.
Use this collection as a visual starting point, not as a promise that every photographed combination is a standard SKU.
02 / Color library
From quiet neutrals to high-visibility accents, the shell color changes how an acoustic office booth reads in the room.
A quiet neutral for executive offices and focused work areas
A soft blue-green direction for calm, contemporary interiors
A high-visibility accent for hospitality, events and creative spaces
A bright wayfinding color for shared offices and public-facing zones
A light shell that keeps the pod visually quiet in a bright workplace
A stronger architectural frame for contrast and privacy
03 / Factory and workplace references
These customer customization references show colorways, single-person pods, double communication cabins, sofas, worktops and meeting layouts.



















04 / Style and occupancy
The manual-defined pathways provide a useful starting point: Telephone Cabin for one person, Double Communication Cabin for two, and Business Class for Six for group discussion.
For private calls, video meetings and focused work. The S1 reference is 1075 W x 990 D x 2300 H mm.
Review Item20219For interviews, two-person communication and compact meetings. The M1 reference is 1638 W x 1282 D x 2300 H mm.
Review Item20220For collaboration and business discussion. The XL reference is 2200 W x 2032 D x 2300 H mm; confirm the ordered SKU before production.
Review Item2022305 / Customization workflow
Send the images, RAL or brand colors, quantity, room plan and delivery market.
Choose occupancy, shell, interior felt, door hardware, seating, tabletop and lighting direction.
Review dimensions, access route, floor condition, power, ventilation and indoor-use boundary.
Confirm the item list, color schedule, drawings, packing and commercial responsibilities.
06 / Buyer questions
Clear answers help buyers compare a custom office phone booth with a standard configuration without confusing visual reference with technical evidence.
Yes. The color direction can be reviewed against the shell, door frame, interior felt, furniture and the destination interior. Final color availability and production confirmation belong in the approved configuration.
Yes. The source examples show tabletop, bar-stool, sofa and meeting-table directions. Select the furniture from the intended occupancy and task, then confirm it against the ordered model.
Start with the task and occupancy: the manual defines a Telephone Cabin for one person, a Double Communication Cabin for two persons and a Business Class for Six for six persons. Door, corridor, elevator and floor conditions should be checked before release.
No. The images document available color and style directions. Acoustic performance must be reviewed from the model-specific test scope and then considered with the installed room, door seal, ventilation and surrounding noise.
A multi-color layout can be prepared as a project input: share the quantity, floor plan, preferred color palette, furniture mix, logo or brand references, and the delivery market.
The manual-defined configurations are for indoor use. They are not waterproof and should not be placed where they remain exposed to outdoor rain.
07 / Start your design brief
Tell us which acoustic pod size you are considering, your buyer role, preferred colors or furniture references, and target timing.