Lewis CaliburnBang & Olufsen has launched the Atelier Limited Edition Art Deco, a new sound system that reimagines the brand’s Beolab 28 speakers and Beovision Theatre through the lens of Art Deco – the defining aesthetic of the 1920’s and the decade of Bang & Olufsen’s founding.
“This edition is a tribute to our origins and our journey,” says Bang & Olufsen CEO Kristian Teär. “It’s a fusion of design heritage and technical mastery, crafted to celebrate 100 years of innovation through timeless form.”
With the same refined details that made Art Deco an enduring icon, the Atelier Limited Edition Art Deco pays homage to a century of design excellence and acoustic craftsmanship by drawing on Art Deco’s geometry, materiality and craftsmanship – and is limited to just 100 units globally.
Crafted from dark rosewood and anodised in chestnut aluminium, the system showcases alternating lamella panels in tapered wood and straight aluminium.
A matching rosewood case hand-crafted at Bang & Olufsen’s headquarters in Struer houses the engraved Beoremote, finished in chestnut aluminium and certificates of authenticity.
The aluminium surfaces feature a precision-etched geometric motif blending modern machining with classic ornamentation. Hidden within the pattern, 100 engraved strokes subtly commemorate each year of Bang & Olufsen’s legacy.
The attention to detail and tactility continues with Beosound Theatre’s newly introduced wooden top cover, sculpted in a radial pattern inspired by Art Deco sunburst motifs.
Beyond its visual elegance, the cover enhances acoustic transparency, while the Beolab 28’s floating acoustic lens, encircled by a finely detailed radial ring, anchors the system as a sculptural centerpiece.
The Atelier Limited Edition Art Deco starts from 65,000 USD excluding the screen and is available exclusively at select Bang & Olufsen stores.
