Inspiration for our homes

Troldtekt acoustic panels have unique sound-absorbing properties and ensure superior acoustics in, for example, private homes

We spend most of our time in our homes – sometimes perhaps even many of our working hours. This is where we spend time together with our nearest and dearest. This is where we recharge our batteries, where our children grow up, and where we live our lives.

In this feature, you can read how sustainability, a healthy indoor climate with superior acoustics and elegant design can all be combined in private homes. Moreover, see what a difference choosing the right materials makes for the overall acoustic comfort.

The feature also showcases newbuilds and refurbished homes where the architects and clients have devoted considerable time and attention to the details.

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One designer’s interior design principles

The designer and architect Bruno Jakobsen always works according to three fundamental design principles, whatever the project. Get the designer’s interior design tips, and be inspired by his distinctive design.

Choosing a design solution? Find out what our architect recommends

Are you all for a light, Nordic look with discreet lines? Or would you prefer to spice things up by adding bolder touches? A Troldtekt design ceiling ensures optimum acoustics and a characterful home. Pick up a few recommendations for the right acoustic solution from the architect behind the Troldtekt design solutions.

Troldtekt contributes to a world in harmony

Troldtekt has been working strategically with sustainability for more than a decade. Sustainability is at the heart of our business as well as our products.

With and without Troldtekt: How much difference does it make to your home?

Keen to avoid reverberation and sounds being cast around your home? If so, it’s all about shortening the reverberation time. See how much difference a Troldtekt acoustic ceiling makes to the acoustics.

Choose a design ceiling with discreet grooves for your home

Troldtekt has launched two new products in its series of characterful design solutions: Troldtekt® v-line 1way and 2way. Both are characterised by discreet v-shaped grooves milled into the surface, and as the solutions are based on the classic Troldtekt acoustic panels, they are very competitively priced.

Significant alterations needed to brand-new family home

A new build is no guarantee of good acoustics. This is what the Boje family found on moving into their new home in Solbjerg near Aarhus. New Troldtekt acoustic panels had to be installed on the ceilings before the property finally started to feel like a home.

Troldtekt Matilde Trobeck

Instagram personality: Chose Troldtekt for new family home

Matilde Trobeck, who shares home and lifestyle content with approx. 88,000 Instagram followers, has visited Troldtekt’s showroom in Copenhagen. Together with her husband, she chose Troldtekt v-line for their newbuild in northern Zealand – and you can follow the building project online.

Troldtekt design series: ‘Solution of the Year’ for residential construction

Troldtekt’s design solutions series took the Solution of the Year award at the Callwey ‘Wohnbauten des Jahres 2022’ award show in Munich.

See the photos here: Entrepreneur Matilde Trobeck’s newly built house features Troldtekt acoustic panels

Matilde Trobeck, who shares lifestyle and home content with her approximately 105,000 followers on Instagram, has built her dream home north of Copenhagen with her husband. Now the house is ready, and at the centre of it all, the couple chose Troldtekt v-line, which provides good acoustics and an elegant design.

References with private homes

Ceilings with Troldtekt acoustic panels in private homes

Private home, Reichenschwand

The black acoustic ceiling installed directly under the roof construction is particularly impressive in the modern detached home of a young couple from Central Franconia.

Troldtekt acoustic panels have unique sound-absorbing properties and ensure superior acoustics in, for example, private homes

Private home, Leende, the Netherlands

With a unique location on the edge of the city and overlooking fields and trees, this family wanted to create a private residence, in Leende in the Netherlands, with open living space and a minimalist design to make the most of this view.

Fladbrohus

Arriving at this 1960s property after a drive through dense woodlands, you realise that you can see right through the house and even get a sense of the meadow beyond – one of the many features that the new owners appreciate.

Humlebæk Strandhuse

A small series of terraced houses in Humlebæk, bearing the Nordic Swan Ecolabel as a hallmark of sustainability and a good indoor climate.

Summer house, Frederiksværk

In a scenic area between Zealand’s north coast and Denmark’s largest lake, Arresø, Cirkulært Byggeri has built a holiday home that serves as a pilot project for future sustainable homes.

Villa Stormly

In their first home, the Nielsen family discovered the joy of living close to Limfjorden. Now they have built their dream house, Stormly, where everything revolves around views of the inlet.

Summerhouse by Vejle Fjord

The exclusive summerhouse on the shores of Vejle Fjord, Denmark, blends in beautifully with its surroundings with its subdued concrete facades and organic roof. The walls inside are also concrete, yet superior acoustics have been a high priority.

Vallø Mejeri

The dairy Vallø Mejeri near Køge on eastern Zealand became a dream conversion for the duo behind MAKWäRK Interior Design, who transformed the industrial building into their private residence and workspace.

The Nordic Barn House

In woodlands south of Randers in East Jutland sits a home in a class of its own. The Nordic Barnhouse Project was conceived by the designer and architect Bruno Jakobsen – who lives in the house with his family. A great deal of care has gone into the floor plan and the choice of materials, and the design solution Troldtekt line is key to the new Nordic look.

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Healing Architecture

Architecture, design & materials can have an impact on the treatment of body and mind. Light, air and acoustics all play a role. Read about healing architecture

Swimming pools and outdoor baths

Swimming and water exercise are popular activities among all ages and at all skill levels – and many old centres are being renovated and new ones built. On this theme page, Troldtekt A/S brings together knowledge, trends and examples that can help guide the design of swimming facilities of the future.

Design and Innovation in Architecture

Innovation must ensure that architecture is constantly evolving – functionally and aesthetically. Most people spend 80-90 per cent of their time indoors, and when function and design complement one another, it can make a big difference to people’s daily lives and well-being.

Building health and indoor climate

On this Troldtekt theme page, experts present their views on material health and indoor climate – and possible solutions to the challenges.

Acoustic ceilings from Troldtekt in offices and commercial properties

Office building design

More working-from-home days and online meetings have become the new normal. The corona pandemic and the need for better access to digital forms of collaboration mean new requirements for the design of the physical office. It has, for example, resulted in a need for more small meeting rooms and break-out zones than in the past.

Healthy schools of the future

Schoolchildren are our future. There is therefore every reason to ensure that they have the best possible facilities in which to develop and learn. However, every day the school bell rings at far too many run-down schools where a poor indoor climate is the norm. Problems with inferior air quality result in increased sickness absence and poor learning curves.

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Restaurants

Did you know that noise and music have a bearing on our sense of taste? And that poor acoustics can cost a star in restaurant reviews? You can read more about this in this theme page.

Architecture for sports and movement

Schools designed for movement. Indoor space with parkour and street football. A sports complex where elite sports and rehabilitation are brought together under one roof. Sport and movement can take place in many forms and facilities. Here, it is important that the architecture is designed for physical activity and noise – but still with a sense of aesthetics.

Build better childcare institutions

The number of children is on the rise in several northern European countries, and thus also the need for new childcare institutions. It is important to take the children’s perspective in the design of the new institutions, and for the architecture to support the development of mind and body. On this theme page, Troldtekt A/S focuses on how to build better childcare institutions.

Wood in construction

Wood is a healthy, elegant and flexible natural material that makes a positive contribution to the carbon accounts. More about wood as a building material here!