HILO SOUND
Vibroacoustic Experience Studio
Sound is usually heard. We make it felt.
Hilo creates physical sound experiences across vibroacoustic furniture, original music, custom installations and artistic research — exploring how low-frequency sound can move through the body, space and nervous system.
Sound, felt through the body
Most sound is designed for the ears.
Hilo designs for the body.
Inside our vibroacoustic listening spaces, music becomes a physical environment — moving through furniture, floor, skin and nervous system.
We work with low-frequency sound as a medium for relaxation, presence, artistic exploration and immersive spatial experience. Our practice moves across physical products, original sound content, custom installations and research-led experiments.
This image shows one of our early vibroacoustic concepts: a simple platform, a body at rest, and sound translated into touch.
Our Work
For Bodies, Spaces and Systems
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Hardware & Technology Partners
Licensing · Sound packs · Custom contentFor tactile systems
Original vibroacoustic sound content for haptic platforms, automotive seats, wearables and wellness technology. -
Venues & Cultural Spaces
Installations · Floor systems · Guest experiencesFor memmorable experiences
Physical sound installations for museums, retreats, hotels, festivals and immersive environments. -
Art, Research & Institutions
Experiments · Collaborations · Public formatsFor new forms of listening
Research-led collaborations exploring vibration, music, touch and the body.
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Therapy & Wellness
Products · Sound journeys · Professional sessionsFor deeper sessions
Vibroacoustic furniture and sound experiences for relaxation, body awareness and nervous system regulation.
HILO Lab
Our studio in South Denmark is where sound becomes a physical material.
Here, we compose for vibration, prototype vibroacoustic furniture, test new listening formats and develop experiences for partners, venues and cultural spaces.
From this room, Hilo’s work moves into products, sound packs, custom installations and artistic research.
