Tommy Karevik – Production Studio

In March 2025, MDRN was brought in to design a complete recording studio inside an ongoing residential build in Half Moon Bay, BC. The home belongs to husband-and-wife artists Tommy Karevik of Kamelot and Kobra Paige of Kobra and the Lotus. It sits right on the Sunshine Coast waterfront, and the studio had to hold its own in a setting like that. Inside the shell of the house, every part of the facility is an MDRN design, from the isolation and room shaping to the flush-mount wall, wire troughs and lighting.

The brief was a full production studio that works equally well for classic stereo and Dolby Atmos 7.2.4. The control room is about 400 sq ft under a high cathedral ceiling, with a separate 125 sq ft vocal booth. The mains are ATC SCM45 Pros, hard flush-mounted on spring isolation, so they’re built into the wall instead of standing out in the room.

Around them, fabric-wrapped treatment armatures share the surfaces with soft, low LED lighting. Every armature was sized and placed by calculation, not by eye. The room gets you working and keeps you calm at the same time. Long sessions don’t wear you down here, and listening fatigue barely gets a chance to set in.

The studio has been in regular use since summer 2026. We’re waiting for the last finishing touches before we publish the final results.

The full project gallery is coming soon.

Studio Designed By: John Ryan Sullivan of MDRN Acoustic Concepts
Studio Millwork By: MDRN Acoustic Concepts
Principal Architecture and Build By: Clark Hamilton Fine Homes