The BuzziTent Light suspended panel by Alain Gilles combines top-tier acoustics with integrated LED lighting, bringing an intimacy inspired by French guinguette cafés to the interior. By adjusting the distance between the light source and the felt structure, the atmosphere can seamlessly shift from a soft ambient glow (Diffuse) to a direct task beam (Direct). Its tent-like silhouette adds rhythm to the ceiling plane and helps define zones. The system can be installed individually or linked with 30 cm spacing using an optional black ridge and connectors to form a continuous, visually unified, and structural ceiling.

This high-performance absorber targets mid-to-high frequencies (human speech), suppressing echo and the cocktail party effect. Thanks to its tent shape, it absorbs noise from both its interior and exterior directly above workstations or meeting zones where sound accumulates most, reducing fatigue and boosting productivity without losing the room's airiness. Sustainability is at the core of the solution: the panel is made from 60% recycled PET felt, and its fully disassemblable structure allows all parts to be easily separated and recycled within a circular economy.