In-ceiling speakers
Flush, paintable grilles that sit level with the ceiling. The standard for multi-room audio: present where you need them, invisible the rest of the time.
Architectural audio
Heard, not seen.
Speakers built into the ceiling, the wall, or the plaster itself. Specified to the room and placed by design, so the audio is everywhere and the hardware is nowhere.
Three approaches
From flush to fully invisible.
In-wall speakers
Front speakers and surrounds built into the wall, behind acoustic fabric or flush grilles, for cinema and media-wall systems where floor-standing boxes don't belong.
Invisible speakers
Plastered-in panels from Amina that disappear completely into the wall or ceiling. No grille, no visible hardware, sound from a surface that looks like plaster.
Frequently asked
Architectural audio: quick answers.
- What are architectural speakers?
- Architectural speakers are built into the fabric of the room rather than standing in it: in-ceiling, in-wall, or fully invisible plastered-in panels. Designed and placed properly, they deliver genuine quality while staying out of sight, which is why they suit multi-room audio and design-led interiors.
- Do invisible speakers sound as good as normal ones?
- For multi-room audio, background listening and most living spaces, modern invisible and in-ceiling speakers sound excellent when specified and placed correctly. For a critical-listening cinema we'll still recommend dedicated speakers, and we'll tell you honestly where each belongs.