Sounds Like Paulin is a unique project where music, design and human encounters come together.

In contrast to platforms where algorithms confine artists and listeners to predictable universes, we aim to be a place for inspiring encounters between musicians and creators from diverse backgrounds. Spontaneity and unpredictability are embraced, fostering discoveries and unexpected collaborations.

The convergence between the furniture and music industries is a little-known but significant history.

In the 1920s, furniture manufacturers played a fundamental role in making recorded music accessible to homes. By integrating phonographs and turntables into elegant furniture pieces, they transformed these new technologies into desirable domestic objects. They thus allowed music to become an essential component of the domestic landscape. This project reinterprets this alliance: furniture no longer simply houses music but actively participates in its creation.