Founder Marcus Rose explains how Moodsonic has become a powerful experiential layer within workplace projects:
“Coming into the office, people’s first reaction has shifted from ‘oh no’ to ‘oh wow’. As soon as someone experiences Moodsonic in a space, they immediately get it. It’s one of those solutions where the value is obvious the moment you hear it — and it makes a real, tangible difference to how the environment feels.”
For Valeo, Moodsonic aligns closely with clients who prioritise wellbeing, performance, and experience. As standards such as WELL become more widely adopted, Moodsonic enables Valeo and its integration partners to support certification goals while strengthening overall wellbeing outcomes within projects.
Valeo works alongside local installation partners and project teams to design and specify Moodsonic systems that integrate seamlessly into the wider AV ecosystem. This includes ensuring shared infrastructure can support soundscaping alongside other applications — simplifying system architecture and reducing unnecessary complexity across sites.
Operating at the intersection of wellbeing and technology, Valeo supports projects that integrate multiple sensory strategies, including soundscaping, air quality, lighting, and fragrance. These elements are coordinated in collaboration with local partners to support functional, experiential, and certification objectives.
Valeo has supported Moodsonic deployments for global organisations including CBRE, GSK, SAP, and Chevron, as well as schools, universities, and regional businesses. Projects delivered in partnership with local integrators have been recognised with awards including Best Corporate Project (Inavate APAC) for CBRE Singapore, a Good Design Award Australia (GSK Melbourne), and a nomination for Best Corporate Environment at the Inavation Awards @ ISE (Medibank), alongside multiple WELL certifications.
Marcus also highlights the importance of partner-ready tools and enablement:
“Moodsonic has developed tools that really help clients and occupants understand what the solution is and what to expect. That education piece is critical — not just for clients, but for partners delivering the solution on the ground.”
“Despite soundscaping being relatively new, our work with Moodsonic has shown it to be a highly scalable way to improve occupant experience, wellbeing, and performance — while giving partners a clear point of differentiation in competitive projects.”
