Joanna Gaines’s secret trick for a calmer, quieter home instantly solved my noisy neighbor problem – and it's only $60
Turn noisy rooms into serene retreats in minutes


I love walking into a room that feels instantly calmer, quieter, and more inviting – the kind of space Joanna Gaines would effortlessly create. Living in the city with neighbors on both sides, true peace and quiet always felt out of reach until now. These Bulletin Board Acoustic Sound Tiles from the Hearth & Hand™ with Magnolia collection at Target have completely transformed my space.
Their soft, textured surfaces framed in clean, understated lines absorb excess noise, soften echoes, and even help muffle sounds from my noisy neighbors, so conversations are clearer, music sounds richer, and every corner of my room feels serene and welcoming.
But their appeal doesn’t stop at soundproofing a room. Each panel doubles as a pinboard, inviting you to layer your personality right on the surface. Pin up travel photos, sketches, mood boards, to-do lists, or little notes of inspiration, turning a functional sound solution into a living gallery wall of your life.
Transform your space with this 2-pack of acoustic sound tiles. Designed to reduce echoes and reverberation, each framed tile also doubles as a pinboard for photos, notes, or inspiration – adding style, calm, and functionality to any room.
Punteha van Terheyden, Head of Solved at Homes & Gardens, shares my love for using pinboards in the home.
'For me, a pinboard is more than just practical – it’s a way to bring personality into my space,' says Punteha. 'I can switch out photos, inspiration, and reminders whenever I like, so my home always feels fresh, personal, and full of meaning.'
The beauty is in the flexibility. Hang them vertically for a modern, gallery-style arrangement or horizontally for a grounded, balanced look. Use both together to create a larger sound-softening statement, or split them up to bring quiet and creativity to different corners of your home.
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Whether you want to keep sound contained or block out the noise from next door, soundproofing a bedroom, home office, or media room can completely change the way you experience your home.
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After seeing how much quieter my own space became with the Bulletin Board Acoustic Sound Tiles, I’ve gathered a few more of my favorite picks to help you create the same sense of calm.
Enhance any space with these fluted acoustic panels, designed to reduce noise while adding natural warmth and elegance. Made from eco-friendly MDF with high-density polyester fiber, they’re safe, low-emission, and easy to install on walls or ceilings. Each pack includes two panels – perfect for the home office, media, or music room.
Sonic Acoustics Hexagon Panels elevate any room with modern style and sound clarity. Crafted from high-density polyester for superior noise and echo reduction, they’re flame-retardant, non-toxic, and easy to install – ideal for home offices, bedrooms, and media rooms.
Create a quiet, contemporary space with this handcrafted acoustic slat panel. Measuring 94 × 24 in., it features veneered wooden slats over recycled acoustic felt for style and sound absorption. Easy to install on walls or ceilings, it’s perfect for homes, offices, and commercial spaces alike.
As our homes take on more of our lives, these soundproof tiles meet the challenge, offering beauty you can see and calm you can feel. They’re not just hanging on your walls, they’re shaping the way you live, in the thoughtful, functional style Joanna Gaines champions.

Jennifer is the Digital Editor at Homes & Gardens, bringing years of interiors experience across the US and UK. She has worked with leading publications, blending expertise in PR, marketing, social media, commercial strategy, and e-commerce. Jennifer has covered every corner of the home – curating projects from top interior designers, sourcing celebrity properties, reviewing appliances, and delivering timely news. Now, she channels her digital skills into shaping the world’s leading interiors website.
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