It’s not only the shape of the ceiling and walls but also the color of the ceiling and walls that affects the sound. Whaaaat?! Anyone care to hazard a guess what colors are best for the sound - one color for the ceiling and another color for the walls?
Does a flat ceiling provide the best sound?
I have heard that flat ceilings in homes are superior than a peaked ceiling for acoustics. Is this because there is less space for sound waves to develop and reflect back down? I'm thinking of the more shallow peak of a four-season addition that is fairly low and simply follows the roof line, not so much the steeper vaulted ceilings in living room/dining room/kitchen floor plans. Would some rug hangings or similar help correct this in a shallower peak? Thanks!
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