Harry Styles, the 32-year-old former member of the band One Direction, is incorporating a state-of-the-art audio system into his newly acquired London residence, valued at approximately £30 million. The mansion, which spans five floors, will feature concealed "invisible" speakers seamlessly integrated into the walls and ceilings, allowing for music to be played throughout the property without the presence of visible speaker units.

The sound system will utilize technology from the US-based company Sonance, specifically its Invisible Series speakers. Unlike traditional speakers that rely on visible cones and grilles, these units operate by vibrating panels behind the plaster to emit sound, creating a discreet and immersive audio experience. Installation will commence starting from the basement of the Grade II-listed building, a property formed by merging several historic houses into one expansive home.

In addition to the advanced sound system, the refurbishment plan for Styles' London mansion includes the addition of a private cinema, a gym, as well as wellness features such as a sauna and steam room. The same type of invisible speakers installed in Styles’ residence are also employed at the Arsenal Football Club’s Emirates Stadium shop, underscoring the growing adoption of this novel audio technology in high-profile and commercial settings.