Showrooms
Experience
The displays do not showcase isolated products, but rather precisely designed living, working and meeting environments. This shows for example how a USM shelf interacts with a pendant lamp from Occhio, an Eames «Lounge Chair» with a rug from Ruckstuhl or an acoustic room-in-room solution from Mute with a conference table from Zoom by Mobimex. The impact of light on fabrics, the ideal seat height in the dining area or the influence of acoustic elements on concentration and ambient noise can therefore be experienced directly.
Atmosphere
Showrooms
Bern
The showroom at Gerechtigkeitsgasse 23 and 25 spans two baroque buildings and six floors, complemented by the USM shop and the business client department at Gerechtigkeitsgasse 36.
Geneva
Covering 1,500 m², the Geneva showroom unites designer furniture, lighting design, textiles and acoustic solutions for private and commercial spaces, and is complemented by a comprehensive USM offering and the Occhio Gallery.
Zurich
In the protected historical monument, the Tiefenbrunnen Mill, teo jakob Zurich blends industrial architecture with contemporary interior design. Spread over 1,500 m², furniture scenarios for living, working and New Work can be explored.
Consultation
The showrooms cater to both private and business clients. On-site consultation covers selecting individual pieces of furniture, discussing material options, planning renovations, configuring bespoke solutions and developing colour and surface concepts. Upon request, mood boards, 3D visualisations or prototypes are used to illustrate interior design suggestions. Textiles, lighting, acoustics and USM systems are combined in such a way that informed decisions can be taken directly in the showroom.
Platform
The showrooms also serve as a platform for informational exchange and design culture. At «Apérteo», as well as at workshops, product presentations and specialist events, designers, architects, manufacturers and clientele meet one another. Rotating exhibitions from the art collection, featuring works by Meret Oppenheim, Markus Raetz and Balthasar Burkhard, add extra highlights. A visit can serve for initial ideation, material selection or preparation for a specific project.
