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For larger homes, Soundhous designs architectural audio room by room — matching speaker scale, placement and amplification to each space while keeping the everyday Sonos experience consistent throughout the residence.
Signature rooms can retain Sonos Architectural by Sonance. Sonance VX60R and VX80R allow the wider residence to scale intelligently through Sonos Amp without turning every room into the same specification.
One home · different rooms
A master suite, kitchen, family lounge and double-height living room do not behave the same acoustically. Soundhous resolves the audio around the purpose, scale and visual priorities of each room.
For principal living spaces, master suites and high-priority entertainment rooms, Soundhous can retain Sonos Architectural by Sonance with Sonos Amp.
Principal living · master suite · priority entertainmentBedrooms, studies, kitchens and standard-size rooms can use Sonance VX60R to extend architectural audio through the home without unnecessary specification.
Bedrooms · study · kitchen · everyday roomsLarger family lounges, dining spaces and open-plan rooms step up to VX80R where room volume and listening scale warrant the larger format.
Family lounge · larger dining · open-plan spacesOne Sonos experience
The engineering can be different behind each ceiling, but daily use should remain simple. Every independently amplified room appears naturally in Sonos, ready to play alone or join the rest of the home.
That means one person can listen in the study, another in the master suite, and the family can group the living and dining rooms when the home comes together.
What the homeowner experiences
Independent rooms
A dedicated Sonos Amp can make each room its own playback zone.
Group when you want
Bring selected rooms together in Sonos for entertaining, mornings or whole-home listening.
Simple everyday control
Choose what to hear and where. The design work stays behind the experience.
Behind the simplicity
This is not a collection of plug-and-play speakers. Loudspeakers, cable routes, amplification, equipment location and network are coordinated as one installed system before the finishes are complete.
Architectural speaker pair selected and positioned around the space.
Concealed speaker cable returns to the planned equipment location.
Sonos Amp drives the room and creates the Sonos zone.
The home network keeps every zone connected and reliable.
Sonos App controls playback, room selection and grouping.
Each room is treated as an independent zone in the preliminary design unless final engineering deliberately groups compatible spaces. Speaker count, amplifier allocation and cable topology are confirmed from the floorplan.
The engineered system
You do not need to choose the equipment yourself. Soundhous resolves the combination from room size, listening priority, ceiling construction and the project drawings. The technical detail is here if you want it.
Standard-size performance rooms
A 6.5-inch Visual Experience in-ceiling loudspeaker for rooms that need refined architectural audio without stepping up to the larger format.
Large & open-plan rooms
The larger 8-inch Visual Experience model, used where room volume, openness or listening scale warrants more capability.
Amplification & Sonos control
The bridge between the architectural loudspeakers and the Sonos experience. It powers the room, connects it to the network and keeps everyday control familiar.
Soundhous selects the appropriate architectural loudspeaker from room scale, listening priority and ceiling conditions rather than repeating one model everywhere.
A dedicated Sonos Amp gives a room independent playback. Compatible spaces can be deliberately grouped only when that reflects how the home will actually be used.
Reliable multi-room audio depends on a properly designed network. Connectivity and equipment location are resolved before commissioning, not left to chance.
Project readiness
Whole-home architectural audio belongs in the building or renovation scope. Speaker positions, cable routes and equipment locations are easiest to resolve before walls and ceilings close — although completed homes can still be assessed.
Coordinate audio with the architect, reflected ceiling plan, lighting, joinery and network before construction decisions harden.
If ceilings and walls remain accessible, Soundhous can usually resolve speaker positions and cabling with minimal disruption.
A renovation creates the access needed to integrate cabling and speakers properly rather than treating audio as an afterthought.
The practical route depends on ceiling access, finish sensitivity, cable pathways and how much intervention the home can accept.
Start with the rooms
Select the rooms and identify the larger or open-plan spaces. The estimator creates a preliminary equipment plan; Soundhous then validates the floorplan, speaker positions, amplification, cabling and final BoM.
Build my preliminary system →Integrated-home design experience dating back to 2010
Architectural audio crosses interiors, electrical, networking, ceiling coordination, equipment planning and commissioning. Soundhous resolves those disciplines so the homeowner experiences rooms and music — not the complexity behind them.
Whole-Home Audio Estimator
No model numbers to understand. Choose where you want music, tell us which rooms are large, and receive a room-by-room preliminary design.
