Studio.Klatt
Strategic Sound Concepts for Hotels and Hospitality
I read spaces before I design sound.
Strategic Sound Concepts for Hospitality Spaces
Before music is chosen,
a space must first be understood.
How guests move.
How long they stay.
What atmosphere invites them to remain.
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Only then does sound become strategy.
Selected Experience
Challenge
Development of a structured sound concept for lobby and shared spaces.

​HYATT
REGENCY
MALTA
The lobby atmosphere was not strategically managed through sound.
Implementation of a daypart-based sound strategy aligned with guest flow and atmosphere.
Result
• ~30% increase in lobby occupancy
• stronger guest engagement
• longer guest dwell time
How I work
Every project begins with analysis:
• Space, usage and daily rhythm
• Dramaturgy for energy, calm and transitions
• Concrete sound recommendations
(legally safe)
• Guest flow observation
• Soundstrategy
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Project Flow
A strategic analysis of your space.
Understanding how sound, movement and atmosphere shape the guest experience.
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Atmosphere Audit
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Sound Strategy
On-site observation of the guest experience
in your space.
Understanding:
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guest flow
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energy levels
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how guests move and stay
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how sound currently affects the atmosphere
Output: Initial analysis and opportunities for improvement
Development of the sonic identity of the space.
Includes:
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brand sound direction
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emotional tone of the space
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daypart structure (morning / afternoon / evening)
3
Spatial Sound Design
Creation of sound environments for different areas.
Example zones:
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lobby
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bar
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restaurant
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lounge
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terrace
Each zone receives a tailored sound structure.
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Operational Setup
Implementation of a system the team can run independently.
Includes:
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ready-to-use music structure
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clear guidelines for staff
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consistent atmosphere throughout the week
Most projects begin with an Atmosphere Audit.
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Studio.Klatt
Benjamin Klatt · Founder · Based in Malta
Strategic Sound Concepts for Hotels and Hospitality

I study how atmosphere shapes behavior, mood, and the way people experience a space.
Through years of curated listening, DJ practice, and observing
real environments, I developed a deep understanding of these dynamics.
​​Today I translate that insight into sound strategies that enhance guest experience, extend dwell time, and support the economic performance of hospitality spaces.
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If you believe atmosphere happens by chance, this page is not for you.
But if you feel your space could be more and no one is truly responsible for it -
then we should talk.
