QUIET PLEASE
Noise is a practical concern, particularly in-open plan kitchen living spaces. As demand for quiet appliances continues to grow Kbbreview writer, Simon King, looks at why designers must consider the acoustics of a room when it comes to specifying products and how manufacturers are responding to the challenge.
Read the original article in the September 2022 issue of KBB Review Magazine here.
In the same issue, kbbreview Editor, Rebecca Nottingham spoke with our CEO/ Founder, Poppy Szkiler in an article titled Manufacturers prioritising sound-driven design, says Quiet Mark found here.
Read the orginal article in the September 2022 issue of KBB Review Magazine here.
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