DERON
A quieter kind of interior studio

Less noise.
More room.

Thoughtful spaces for listening, living and getting into your own rhythm.

SPACE / MATERIAL / LISTENING
Concept room with sculptural felt panels, warm timber and a curved lounge chair
01 / A room for a slower conversation · visual concept
Designed around people.Grounded in the room.Considered in every detail.
The room, reconsidered

How a room feels
is part of how it works.

Hard surfaces, busy layouts and competing uses can make a beautiful space difficult to enjoy. A useful plan looks at the room as a whole.

We bring acoustic-minded thinking into the design conversation, from a living room that doubles as a listening space to a meeting room that needs a gentler atmosphere.

Our point of view ↗
01 / At home

Room to
unwind.

Living spaces and listening rooms with a more considered balance of materials and layout.

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02 / At work

Room to
focus.

Shared work environments shaped around conversation, concentration and everyday use.

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03 / Before a change

Room to
rethink.

A practical second look at a room plan or proposed finish palette before you commit.

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A little room exploration

What would you
like to change?

Start with how you use the space. We’ll help turn that into a conversation.

Living & listening room

Begin with the balance of hard and soft surfaces. This is a conversation starter, not a measured assessment.

Use this as my starting point ↗
Before you ask

A few useful answers.

Can we start with an existing room?

Yes. Describe the room, its approximate dimensions and what feels difficult. We will confirm what information is needed before quoting.

Do you install acoustic products?

Installation is not booked through this website. Any supply or installation work must be separately identified and agreed in writing.

Can you work with a US project remotely?

Start with your city and project brief. We confirm remote scope, deliverables and any need for a local specialist before accepting work.

Your next move

A good next step starts with a clear brief.

Tell us about your room