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Felt Right’s acoustics experts offer complimentary, no‑obligation virtual acoustic assessments, tailored design plans to improve acoustics, and affordable sound-absorbing products - creating spaces that are both visually appealing and acoustically balanced.

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How it Works

1. Tell Us About Your Room

Complete the form to submit photos and dimensions of your space for analysis.

2. Speak with an Expert

An acoustics expert will schedule a no-obligation video call to provide tailored recommendations to solve your sound problem.

3. Enjoy a Quieter Space

Place your order, install with ease, and experience the difference Felt Right makes in your space.

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Our Expertise

Felt Right has the team and tools to solve your sound problem

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Learn More About Sound

The quality of sound around us plays a direct role in how we feel, focus, and function each day. Spaces with balanced acoustics can reduce stress, support concentration, and create a greater sense of calm.

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Try our Acoustics Calculator

Get the right amount of wall or ceiling coverage in minutes. Just answer a few quick questions — we’ll recommend what you need to reduce echo and improve your space.

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Have a Custom Project in Mind?

Our team partners with architects and designers to bring design visions to life, on time and on budget. From takeoffs to material recommendations, we collaborate with you every step of the way.

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Case Studies

Urban Sailor Coffee

Park City, Utah

This bustling coffee shop in Park City, Utah used Felt Right's acoustic beam baffles to trap excess noise and echo. Customers instantly noticed the calmer atmosphere and refined design elements.

Skyview Hotel

Torrey, Utah

Located near Capitol Reef National Park, Skyview Hotel blends modern design with stunning desert views. To improve acoustics in rooms filled with hard surfaces, Felt Right created custom felt tile headboards for every room.

Strix Media: Studio Production

Denville, New Jersey

Strix Media offers a variety of media services at their production studio. They utilized Felt Right wood slats, 3D cloud baffles, and designer acoustic tiles to enhance the audio quality and overall ambiance in their offices.

Logan City Library

Logan, Utah

Logan City Library transformed a once-dark, dated children’s area into a bright, nature-inspired space designed to make families feel welcome, curious, and excited to explore. Felt Right’s vibrant green installation helped bring the outdoors in and supports the library’s mission of learning and discovery.

Nevada Workforce Services

Las Vegas, Nevada

See how a traditional office was transformed into a more refined, design-forward space with elevated interiors and improved acoustics. These changes helped improve employee satisfaction and productivity.

Vega Collegiate Academy

Aurora, Colorado

Erin Gaskins, professional organizer, explains how she took on the task of upgrading Vega Collegiate Academy. She took advantage of the blank walls and added sound absorbing Felt Right tiles that doubled as bulletin boards.