1. Phone Booth Call Zone for a Quiet Office
Silentbox Solo Premium1 person2. Focus Pods for Deep Work
Silentbox WorkPod1 person3. Acoustic Booths as a Noise Buffer
Silentbox Solo Premium1 person4. Meeting Pod for Quick Stand-Ups
Silentbox Quartet Premium4 people5. Library Zone With a Call Cabin
Silentbox Solo Premium1 person6. Soundproof Booths Plus Soft Materials
Silentbox Solo Premium1 person7. Two-Person Pod for Pair Work
Silentbox Duet Premium2 people8. Sales Call Booths Off the Open Floor
Silentbox Solo Premium1 person9. Work Pod for Developers
Silentbox WorkPod1 person10. Video Call Pod Out of the Open Space
Silentbox Quartet Premium4 people11. Visitor Phone Booth at Reception
Silentbox Solo Premium1 person12. An Office Pod Near Every Desk Cluster
Silentbox Solo Premium1 person13. Quiet Hours With a Booth for Urgent Calls
Silentbox Solo Premium1 person14. A Quiet Cabin for Thinking
Silentbox Quartet Premium4 people15. Quiet Open Office With Phone Booths
Silentbox Solo Premium1 personMore ideas: 16 meeting pod ideas and 20 office phone booth ideas.
Questions about a quieter office
Why is it so hard to focus in an open office?
Mostly because of speech. The brain processes nearby speech automatically, so half-heard calls and conversations pull attention away even when people try to ignore them.
Do booths make an open office quieter?
They take away the main source of distraction: calls, video meetings and conversations move from the desks into enclosed booths. Rugs, acoustic panels and plants soften the rest of the room.
Where should the booths go?
Close to the desks. If a booth is far away, people take the call at their desk anyway. See our placement ideas for fifteen spots that work.