Designed without disguise
Glass and aluminium form the visual language of Transparent. Materials are chosen not only for their appearance, but for their durability and ability to remain part of recycled material streams.
By exposing the internal components, the products feel honest and architectural. Nothing unnecessary is added and nothing essential is hidden.
Technology becomes part of the interior.
“Products should get better with age.”
Transparent approaches electronics differently. Instead of hiding technology behind polished surfaces, the Stockholm based brand celebrates the components, materials and mechanics that make a product work.
The result is a collection of speakers and audio objects that feel equally at home in an interior as they do in the world of technology.
Sound as it was intended
For Transparent, good sound is about getting closer to the original music rather than adding its own character.
The brand takes inspiration from the idea of transparent audio, where a speaker reproduces the intention of the musician as faithfully as possible.
This philosophy shapes both the sound and the design.
From speaker to interior object
Transparent was founded by Per Brickstad, Magnus Wiberg and Martin Willers with the ambition to create technology that could live naturally alongside furniture, art and architecture.
This can be seen in the way the speakers appear in spaces by designers such as Gustaf Westman and Massproductions. Rather than feeling like equipment that needs to be hidden away, they become part of the composition.
Sound and space are considered together.
Made for now and later
Transparent proves that technology does not have to feel temporary. Through timeless materials, modular construction and a clear visual identity, the brand creates products designed to remain relevant for years to come.
Explore the collection below and discover audio designed to become part of your interior, rather than disappear inside it.
