Vytrum is a Swiss design house that fuses glassmaking heritage with precision audio engineering. The company, founded by Matthias Frei and Marco Duff, develops hand-blown glass sound objects that function as both sculptural forms and high-performance acoustic instruments. The debut product, Virtuoso, launched in 2024, is crafted from molten quartz into a seamless transparent or tinted body with no visible drivers, designed to integrate with architecture and present music as presence. Production emphasizes local artisanal skill, Swiss technical clarity, and sustainable, ethical practices. Minimalist silhouettes conceal cutting-edge engineering aimed at immersive clarity while reflecting light and space.
Swiss company stands as a fusion of heritage and innovation, where hand-blown glass shaped by local artisans, with centuries of craftsmanship, is distilled into objects that also serve as precision audio instruments. These sculptural companions carry the legacy of tradition while embracing the future of , masking behind their minimalist silhouettes cutting-edge engineering that delivers immersive clarity, while their transparent surfaces reflect light, space, and atmosphere.
Vytrum is a young Swiss house founded by Matthias Frei and Marco Duff, is reshaping the way high-end sound is experienced and displayed. Based between lab and studio, the brand puts together engineering precision with the sensibility of glassmaking. Their debut creation, the Virtuoso, launched in 2024, is a hand-blown glass object designed to merge acoustics with architecture, staging music as presence, rather than solely as a background.
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