Interior Design for a Geneva Private Bank

For a private bank in Geneva, teo jakob developed an interior design that precisely structures working and client areas: high-quality furniture, acoustic zoning and a finely tuned lighting concept define a calm, prestigious atmosphere.

In collaboration with Ganz Muller Architectes, a furnishing scheme was created that precisely embodies the architectural form. teo jakob coordinated the choice of manufacturers and configurations, ensuring that all elements are harmonious in proportion and spatial impact.

The «Russel» sofa and armchair ensemble by Minotti welcomes visitors with generous comfort. To complement this, the «Calder Bronze» coffee table by Minotti provides an elegant, sculptural centrepiece to the lounge area.

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In the consultation rooms, the «Vuelta» sofa, designed in 2016 by Jaime Hayon (born in 1974) for Wittmann, forms a cosy seating enclave. The «Rik» table by Aebi & Vincent, with its flexible table tops and solid cast base, accommodates various purposes. The «Mito soffitto» ceiling lamp by Occhio offers a steplessly dimmable downlight and controllable colour temperature.

The USM tables, furniture and «Privacy Panels», designed in 1963 by Fritz Haller (1924–2012) and Paul Schärer (1933–2011) for USM, structure the space and create flexible working and retreat areas.

In the common area, the «Ant» chairs, designed in 1952 by Arne Jacobsen (1902–1971) for Fritz Hansen, create dynamic accents while retaining a crisp, timeless look.

Project Management

Michèle Rossier

Regional Director Romandie
Member of the executive Board
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«For this project, our aim was to re-interpret the language of bank architecture into an inviting, contemporary interior: From walnut wood to marble, every detail is carefully harmonised so that reception, open-plan offices and client lounges merge seamlessly, allowing both clients and staff to experience a tranquil, focused and distinctly refined atmosphere.»

– Michèle Rossier, Project Manager

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Business Interior Design

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