Every Quiet Island piece is designed and built by me, David Magnier, in my workshop on the edge of Dublin & Wicklow in Ireland. No factory, no outsourcing. This is why everything is built to order, in small numbers, with great care.

Solid European walnut, oak, or ash — local hardwoods where possible. Hand-oiled with Osmo Polyx; no spray finishes, no MDF anywhere, ever. Terminal plates and horn brackets are custom work, laser-cut locally, and I 3D print as much as I can here in the workshop — waveguide horns, components, and all kinds of other fun bits. Drivers and crossovers are sourced from the best providers. Good gear only.

Use the order button (or just email) with your timber and cloth choices, and I'll come back with a quote and a build slot — no obligation. Once we've agreed the spec, a deposit confirms the build and the balance is due before dispatch, roughly 12 weeks later. Full details on the refunds page.

Yes — shipping can be arranged within Ireland and the EU. Drop a line to hello@quietisland.ie to work out the logistics before ordering, as it varies a lot between speaker sizes. Where possible I'll deliver sets by hand and help with setup — usually worth it to see the smiling face when the first track comes on.

If a piece arrives damaged or develops a fault that's down to the build, email within 14 days with photos and it gets repaired, replaced, or refunded — return shipping covered. These are built to last decades, and long-term repair and aftercare is part of the deal.

That's the heart of the workshop. One-off pairs, horns, sculptural pieces, full venue systems — it starts with a conversation about your room and your records. Start here.