Ortvik

Redefining Acoustic Luxury

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ORTVIK creates bespoke, signature acoustic surfaces — integrated walls, sculptured ceilings, functional art, and acoustic furniture — designed to transform how sound inhabits, explores, and elevates a room. Every piece is commissioned, every surface choreographed to the fraction of a millimeter. Regardless of scale or complexity, every interior deserves acoustics without compromise: a singular fusion of performance and form. As a design-build partner,
we bridge the void between architectural intent and acoustic reality.

Petr Hortvík

Founder

Meet Petr Hortvík, the visionary founder and CEO behind Ortvik. With a passion for music and a keen eye for design, Petr’s journey began in makeshift rehearsal rooms, where the transformative power of quality acoustics became evident. Fuelled by a desire to revolutionize acoustic treatment, Petr embarked on a mission to create solutions that are as comfortable to the ears as they are pleasing to the eyes. Thus, Ortvik was born.

“Half of what you hear at home is room acoustics. Our mission is to furnish music spaces with treatment that not only has the highest acoustic efficiency but also looks like furniture – acoustic furniture.” — Petr Hortvík, Founder

Details about the Brand

At Ortvik, we stand for craftsmanship, sustainability, and individuality. Each of our products is meticulously handcrafted, ensuring unmatched quality and originality. We prioritize responsible business practices, utilizing materials from local sources and incorporating recycled materials whenever possible. Our commitment to sustainability extends to our packaging, which is entirely plastic-free.

Our emphasis on aesthetics sets us apart, with products designed to resemble fine furniture rather than traditional acoustic treatments. Beyond their elegant appearance, our solutions boast patented designs, ensuring that each piece is as unique as it is effective.

Ortvik’s approach is as individual as our customers. Whether you’re outfitting a music studio, office space, or workshop, our team is dedicated to providing tailored solutions that meet your specific needs.

We take pride in our partnerships with local businesses, ensuring the highest standards of quality and accountability throughout our supply chain. And as a company, we’re more than just a brand – we’re a team of passionate individuals dedicated to helping you achieve acoustic excellence.

In 2022, Ortvik expanded its horizons with the opening of a second workshop, broadening our range of services to include furniture-making and interior furnishing. From music studios to kitchens, Ortvik is your one-stop destination for luxury acoustic solutions and bespoke furniture.

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ORTVIK Enters the U.S. Market with Bespoke Acoustic Artistry

ORTVIK Enters the U.S. Market with Bespoke Acoustic Artistry

ORTVIK, the Czech Republic-based design-build studio renowned for its bespoke acoustic surfaces, has officially launched in the United States. The brand makes its North American debut at AXPONA (Audio Expo North America) 2026 in Schaumburg, Illinois, where it aims to elevate the intersection of high-end audio and architectural design.

Ortvik at HIGH-END 2023

Ortvik at HIGH-END 2023

Ortvik team attended the Hi-Fi show HIGH-END MUNICH 2023 and you can now check out a few snapshots.

Sounds clever
We were present in the room with four stereo systems, as a part of the SOUNDS CLEVER initiative. This means that the four Hi-Fi systems were carefully chosen to give you the best bang for the buck while keeping the costs under 5k EUR.

You can achieve really good sound even for this kind of money and it’s very easy. You don’t even have to do your own research. Here are the systems that were used, they all played really well and the sound was awesome!

Where is all the acoustic treatment at the Hi-Fi show?
It boggles us that acoustic treatment is such a tiny part of a show like High-End Munich. It’s almost non-existent and even the cable makers have a much bigger presence there. How come people who buy speakers for 20k EUR do not care about the acoustic treatment?

Music studio - Aarhus Lydstudie

Music studio - Aarhus Lydstudie

Aarhus Lydstudie is a cozy studio filled with high-end gear, microphones, and instruments of all sorts. The studio is located in Denmark, the home of producer and musician Asger Christensen.

Ortvik made custom Sweet Retro acoustic absorbers to treat all the walls and ceiling of the live room. The brown frame and cream-white fabric make it the perfect combination with the white and concrete painted walls.

Audio-Freak listening room - Markus W.

Audio-Freak listening room - Markus W.

Markus W. aka Audio-Freak has probably the best job ever. He introduces people to the world of Hi-Fi and he does it from the best-looking and best-sounding home listening room.

Ortvik made four custom fractal diffusers for the front wall behind speakers and the result is stunning. These diffusers are 160 cm tall in a custom oak frame and slanted to fit the space.

3 Biggest Mistakes When Trying to Soundproof your Offices

3 Biggest Mistakes When Trying to Soundproof your Offices

Soundproofing an office space is essential for creating a productive and private work environment. However, the process is fraught with potential missteps that can undermine your efforts and investment. Understanding these common mistakes can save you time, money, and frustration, ensuring your soundproofing project is successful from the start.

EVERY SPACE IS UNIQUE
One of the most significant errors is neglecting to assess the specific soundproofing needs of your office. Each space has unique acoustic challenges, whether it’s external noise pollution, internal office chatter, or the hum of machinery and electronics. A one-size-fits-all approach often falls short because it fails to address the particular sources and paths of sound transmission in your environment. For example, focusing solely on wall insulation without considering ceiling, floor, and door treatments can leave significant gaps in your soundproofing strategy, allowing noise to infiltrate and disrupt the workspace.