High-ceiling fine dining restaurants commonly face excessive reverberation caused by hard walls and tile floors. Guest chatter, tableware collision sound and background music overlap heavily during peak hours, creating noisy and tiring dining atmosphere. Restaurant owners pursue acoustic improvement that preserves original textured interior design without flat and monotonous decoration.

The project adopted full-ceiling cement-bonded wood wool acoustic panels. The natural spruce fiber texture delivers unique layered aesthetics without extra paint or veneer. The open fiber structure achieves NRC 0.80–0.90, effectively dispersing and absorbing dining-area noise. Class A fire resistance and high humidity resistance fully meet commercial catering building requirements.

After construction, ambient noise during peak hours was significantly lowered. Guests can communicate comfortably at normal volume without voice raising. The natural textured ceiling enhances the restaurant’s high-end ambiance, combining acoustic comfort and commercial interior aesthetics perfectly.