Daniel J SaitBang & Olufsen offers an exclusive first look at a forthcoming landscape speaker at Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) in Barcelona in February 2026. The preview marks an expansion of the company’s architectural audio portfolio and forms part of its wider strategy to extend its design-led sound into outdoor living spaces.
The new product represents Bang & Olufsen’s first outdoor speaker solution conceived, designed and crafted entirely in-house. According to the company, it is engineered to deliver powerful and precise sound outdoors while maintaining the same design and performance qualities associated with its indoor products.
‘For more than a century, Bang & Olufsen has crafted products that elevate the home – shaping how design, technology and craftsmanship come together to create unforgettable experiences. Now, we extend that philosophy beyond the walls of the home as we preview our new vision for the future of architectural soundscapes in outdoor living,’ says Nikolaj Wendelboe, Interim CEO of Bang & Olufsen.
The company positions the ISE preview as an opportunity for integrators and design professionals to understand how the new landscape speaker fits within its wider ecosystem of products.
‘Our preview at ISE is an invitation for custom integrators and design professionals to experience how our landscape speaker connects seamlessly with our portfolio of speakers and TVs – and how it integrates into the wider home,’ says Wendelboe. ‘I am excited to show how Bang & Olufsen continues to shape a world where beautiful sound elevates every space you call home.’
Designed specifically for outdoor environments, the landscape speaker is created using materials intended to withstand exposure to the elements. Bang & Olufsen says the product delivers consistent outdoor audio performance while integrating into its unified multiroom platform, allowing users to move from indoor spaces to outdoor areas with a continuous listening experience.
For professional integrators, the company highlights flexibility and design-led integration as key aspects of the new speaker. Bang & Olufsen says the product is intended to support collaboration with architects and landscape designers, enabling outdoor audio solutions that complement both landscaped environments and architectural features without compromising performance.
The landscape speaker also forms part of Bang & Olufsen’s Atelier programme, which is showcased at ISE. Through this service, finishes can be tailored to suit specific projects and design requirements, allowing the speaker to blend into a variety of outdoor settings, says the company.
Bang & Olufsen expects to launch the new landscape speaker by the end of 2026.