Zelda Round — Co-working Hub, Netherlands

How acoustic pendant lighting resolves echo and improves focus in open-plan commercial interiors.

Open-plan co-working spaces are acoustically hostile by design. High ceilings, concrete floors, glass partitions, and constant movement create reverberation that accumulates through the day — making concentration harder, conversations louder, and the space progressively more exhausting to work in.

The conventional solution adds acoustic panels to a ceiling already carrying a lighting plan. Two systems, two installation sequences, two design languages competing for the same surface. The ceiling ends up looking treated rather than designed.

The Zelda Round collapses that into a single decision.

THE SPECIFICATION
 ✓ 35.3″ (89.6 cm) diameter — large enough to make an acoustic impact, refined enough to read as a design choice rather than a treatment
✓ 0.47″ polyester fiber acoustic panels on an aluminum body — sound absorption built into the form itself, not attached afterward
✓ 30 felt color options — the acoustic solution becomes part of the interior palette, specifiable to match or contrast the space
✓ 200° light distribution — warm, even illumination that works with the soft acoustic surfaces rather than fighting them
✓ E26 socket, up to 40W, 110-277V — clean, straightforward specification across commercial, hospitality, and residential projects globally

WHY IT WORKS IN CO-WORKING
Co-working environments need to feel energized without feeling loud. The Zelda Round reduces reverberation at the source — where people are — without lowering ceiling heights, adding visual clutter, or requiring a secondary acoustic consultant. The felt color customization means it integrates into a designed interior rather than announcing itself as a solution to a problem.

One fixture. One installation. Fix the light and the sound at the same time.