Services
Each service answers a different project question. They can be combined in one commission or defined around a specific part of your home.
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We turn your priorities into a spatial concept: circulation, furniture, storage, materials and light are considered together. The aim is a home that supports daily use and has a coherent character.
Explore the service ↗Depending on scope: a brief, layout drawings, a material palette, furniture selections and visualisations. The proposal identifies the number of options and revision stages.
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An approved concept is translated into coordinated interior drawings and specifications. The focus is on dimensions, material junctions and interfaces between furniture, ceilings, lighting and building services.
Explore the service ↗Depending on scope: dimensioned plans, elevations, ceiling and lighting coordination, joinery details and finish or product schedules.
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We organise design-related decisions, information, procurement and milestones within the agreed commission. The client can see what has been decided, what remains open and what requires action.
Explore the service ↗Depending on scope: milestone programme, decision register, quotation comparison, procurement tracker and progress reports.
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At agreed stages, we review visible work against the design information, clarify interfaces and record issues that require a response. Visits are planned around the activities where design decisions matter most.
Explore the service ↗Depending on scope: visit notes, annotated photographs, clarification records and a list of outstanding design-related items.
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Custom furniture is developed where it offers a better fit, storage solution or architectural relationship than a standard product. Design begins with use, dimensions and material behaviour.
Explore the service ↗Depending on scope: concept drawings, elevations, material and hardware intent, visualisations and fabrication coordination.
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Materials are selected for appearance and for how they are used, maintained and installed. The palette connects timber, stone, metal, glass and other finishes with the conditions of the project.
Explore the service ↗Depending on scope: material palette, finish schedule, sample decisions and specification notes.
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We connect product selection with supplier information, quotations and delivery constraints. Responsibilities for purchase, payment, storage and installation are established before orders are placed.
Explore the service ↗Depending on scope: quotation comparison, product decision list and procurement or delivery tracker.
You do not need a whole-house commission to work with us. The starting point is a clearly defined need; the proposal sets out the deliverables, responsibilities and fee before work begins.
For a room, a layout question or a material decision. We review your brief and available plans, identify the priorities and define the next design steps. The agreed output may be an annotated layout, a written recommendation or a material direction.
For a kitchen, bathroom, living area or partial renovation. An approved concept is developed into the drawings, product selections and bespoke details included in the commission. Specialist input and site measurements are coordinated where needed.
For projects requiring continuity from concept to installation. The agreed scope can combine design, technical development, quotation comparison, procurement tracking and scheduled site reviews. Contractors and specialist responsibilities are identified explicitly.
Process
We review the property, needs, constraints and initial investment framework.
A defined brief and a list of missing information.
Layouts, materials, furniture and light establish the direction.
An agreed concept before technical development.
Drawings and specifications describe the selected solution.
Coordinated information for the commissioned scope.
Quotations, responsibilities and delivery requirements are brought together.
Decisions and orders aligned with the programme.
Scheduled reviews address design questions and implementation interfaces.
Recorded observations, decisions and changes.
Outstanding items and final design adjustments are reviewed.
A documented close-out of the agreed scope.
Yes. A living room, kitchen, bathroom, storage problem or furniture piece can be a defined commission. We first establish the information and level of design needed.
The studio is based in Haag, St. Gallen. Projects in Zürich, Zug and Eastern Switzerland can combine remote design work with visits agreed around the project stage. Travel and site presence are included explicitly in the proposal.
The proposal is based on the scope, deliverables, complexity, revision stages and required site involvement. Design fees, purchases and contractors' costs are identified separately. No universal square-metre price is assumed.
Yes. The commission can be organised around your appointed contractors and suppliers, with the responsibilities and information interfaces agreed at the outset.
No. Project pages identify concepts, design development and realised work where documented. Visualisations explain a design intention and should not be read as photographs of completed construction.
A target is established from the available information and updated as scope, quotations and supplier dates become clearer. Changes and uncertainties are recorded; no unconditional cost or completion guarantee is made.
We review the information and clarify the property, priorities and scope. Where there is a suitable fit, the next step is an agreed brief and a written proposal before commissioned work begins.
Send the location, a description and a few photographs initially. We will identify whether a measured survey or additional information is needed before design can proceed.
A room, a renovation or a complete home: start with the location and a short description. Plans and detailed specifications can follow after the first review.
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