The sound of focus.
Acoustic comfort is essential to modern office design. Cedrus International® House of Ci brings it through elegant acoustic partitions and sound-absorbing elements — the simplest, most effective way to reduce unwanted noise while enhancing productivity and well-being in the workplace.
AT A GLANCE
Acoustic partitions serve a dual purpose: they quiet the open plan and sharpen speech, so conversations, presentations and meetings stay clear and effective.
Refined finishes, textures and forms — sound control that elevates the interior instead of interrupting it.
The essentials.
Why the quietest detail in the room may be the hardest working one:
✓ Noise, Reduced – background distraction is the open plan’s oldest enemy; partitions retire it.
✓ Focus, Returned – calmer rooms measurably lift concentration and performance.
✓ Speech, Clarified – better intelligibility means smoother collaboration and faster decisions.
✓ Wellness, Built In – lower noise stress makes the office healthier by design.
✓ Beauty, Kept – panels and partitions finished as furniture, not as equipment.
✓ Flexibility, Gained – zones, meeting nooks and quiet rooms composed without walls.
20+
YEARS OF PRACTICE
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SOLUTIONS, ONE ROOF
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CITIES, ONE STANDARD
How the house thinks.
In the realm of modern office design, the house has redefined workplace comfort through acoustic partitions and sound-absorbing elements — solutions elegant in their simplicity and among the most effective ways to create environments that are quieter, more productive and more enjoyable to inhabit.
At House of Ci, functionality is never separated from design. Our acoustic elements blend seamlessly into interiors with refined finishes, textures and forms. They do more than absorb sound — they elevate the ambiance of the office, contributing to spaces that feel modern, balanced and visually engaging.
It is through details like these that Cedrus International® House of Ci continues to stand among the leading names in interior design in Saudi Arabia — delivering workplaces as comfortable as they are inspiring.
Acoustics · The invisible finish
Sound is the one finish everybody feels and nobody points at.
Where this lives in the house
Questions
Acoustic partitions — questions we are asked.
How do we stop meetings being overheard?
Acoustic glass or solid build-ups with the right door and seals, a ceiling that does not carry sound over the wall, and background masking where privacy is critical. All four together, or none of them works.
What level of performance do we need?
Meeting rooms typically 38–45 dB; executive offices and clinics more. We set the target per room in the brief so it can be specified, built and tested.
Can acoustics be added to an existing office?
Often yes — ceiling rafts, wall panels, better doors and seals, and rugs on hard floors solve most complaints without rebuilding the partitions.
Build this idea with the house.
Every article here starts as practice, not theory. So bring this idea to your own place. Then one team will carry it from the first sketch to the final key.