SUFFICIENT SPACE
Avoid hard surfaces
Hard surfaces such as tiles, concrete and glass reflect sound and unfortunately cause echoes. You notice this especially in large rooms. To avoid this, it is best to use rugs, wall coverings or upholstered furniture. In small rooms, avoiding such hard surfaces can make the room sound less hollow.
Use room dividers and bookcases
Apart from the fact that room dividers and bookcases are not only practical, they also improve acoustics. Filled bookcases trap sound waves and prevent the release of sound through a large room. Room dividers for small rooms are also ideal, as they both improve acoustics in the room and offer decoration.
REMOVE SOURCES OF NOISE
Avoid too minimalist an interior
An interior that is too minimalist will reflect sounds, creating echoes. Wondering how to improve acoustics in a large room? Then add enough decoration such as furniture and plants to absorb sound.
How do you improve acoustics in a large room?
Furnish large rooms with large furniture and heavy curtains and rugs. Add decorative elements such as large indoor plants or wall panels, these break the sound waves.
How to improve acoustics in a small room?
In Small rooms, choose lighter materials and accessories with multiple functions, such as a small rug and upholstered chairs. Avoid too many hard surfaces such as glass tables.