Bespoke Residential Concept within a Housing Development

For a home in a newbuild development, teo jakob assumed responsibility for project management and developed a colour, material and furnishing concept that harmonises the architecture and living ambience with precision.

The project demonstrates how bespoke design can succeed despite standardised building requirements. teo jakob guided the client through all planning phases and managed the interfaces. The colour concept, fireplace, wallpapers and the built-in wardrobe by Thut Möbel, featuring folding sliding panels up to three metres in height, echo the green and brown tones of the neighbouring woodland and unite function and atmosphere.

The «Le Bambole» sofa, designed in 1972 by Mario Bellini for B&B Italia, has been updated with improved ergonomics and sustainable materials. The armchairs and the «Fly» coffee table, designed by Space Copenhagen for &tradition, complement the ensemble with Scandinavian lightness.

The «Tufty-Time» sofa, designed in 2005 by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia, forms a centrepiece, complemented by the «Around» table, designed in 2010 by Thomas Bentzen for Muuto. Made-to-measure curtains from Silent Gliss demonstrate textile precision and craftsmanship.

The «Big One» pendant lamp, designed in 2017 by Lucie Koldova for Brokis, consists of two glass bodies that produce a diffused light. Below this are the «X2» table, designed in 2003 by Dante Bonuccelli for Zoom by Mobimex, and «Eames DAW» chairs, designed in 1950 by Charles and Ray Eames for Vitra.

The «Cutter» bench, designed in 2009 by Niels Hvass for Skagerak/Fritz Hansen, is made of solid wood. The distinct slatted construction offers seating and storage in a single unit.

The built-in wardrobe from Thut Möbel opens using a folding mechanism with textile panels sliding sideways. The «KAISER idell» lamp, designed in 1931 by Christian Dell for Fritz Hansen, complements the ensemble.

In the bathroom, the colours of the outdoors are echoed; wallpaper creates dreamy moments.⁠

Project Management

Delia Waldis

Head of Atelier Zug
Project Leader Business
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«The client wanted a home that would bring the qualities of the surrounding landscape inside. With a coherent colour and material concept, precisely executed spatial transitions and restrained, nature-inspired furnishings, an interior has been created that appears calm, boasts functional excellence and guides nature's colours straight into the living area.»

– Delia Waldis, Project Manager

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Competencies

Home Interior Design Showrooms Textiles Home Interior Architecture USM Logistics & Installation

PhotographyPierre Kellenberger

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