Zurich
Mühle Tiefenbrunnen
Seefeldstrasse 231
8008 Zürich
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday: 10:00 AM–6:30 PM or by appointment
Saturday: 10:00 AM–5:00 PM or by appointment
Holiday opening hours
Ascension Day, 14.05.2026: closed
Whit Monday, 25.05.2026: closed
Swiss National Day, 01.08.2026: closed
Knabenschiessen, 14.09.2026: closed
Christmas, 25.–26.12.2026: closed
New Year, 01.–02.01.2027: closed
In the protected historical monument, the Tiefenbrunnen Mill, teo jakob Zurich blends industrial architecture with modern and contemporary interior design. In a space of more than 1,500 m² furniture scenarios for living and working can be explored. An Occhio Gallery, one of the most versatile USM Haller presentations in Zurich, regularly changing sofa and garden furniture exhibitions, as well as design and architecture events, can be enjoyed.
In the protected historical monument, the Tiefenbrunnen Mill, teo jakob Zurich blends industrial architecture with modern and contemporary interior design. In a space of more than 1,500 m² furniture scenarios for living and working can be explored. An Occhio Gallery, one of the most versatile USM Haller presentations in Zurich, regularly changing sofa and garden furniture exhibitions, as well as design and architecture events, can be enjoyed.
Tiefenbrunnen Mill
The exhibition spans several open levels in two historic wings of the building. The types of spaces presented range from living areas and home offices to New Work areas, lounges, hospitality and communication areas. A centrally positioned kitchen and shared workspaces with other companies illustrate usage scenarios for modern work environments. Whether classic furniture from USM Haller or Cassina, lighting from Occhio or sofas from established manufacturers, all furnishings are purposefully set in contrast to the raw industrial architecture, making their usability and atmosphere visible.
Distinctive Characteristics
Showroom
The exhibition spans five open levels in two wings of the building. New Work areas, retreat areas, communication hubs and a central kitchen provide tangible spatial concepts for living and working. Our own working areas, which are shared with a communications agency, are openly visible and designed as a functioning New Work showcase. Here, high-quality furniture and lighting from brands such as USM Haller, Vitra, Occhio, Cassina, B&B Italia, Flexform, Schramm, Mute and Orea kitchens are set against raw industrial architecture. A professional team of interior design consultants, interior architects, and lighting and materials planners creates inspiring spaces.
Materials Library
The materials library includes fabrics, curtain textiles, wood surfaces, carpets and tiles. The materials can be felt, compared, taken out on loan, or ordered as custom-made items. In collaboration with specialised manufacturers, bespoke upholstery, floor coverings, carpets or personalised designer pieces are created.
WorkLab
In the WorkLab, interior solutions are created for companies, government offices and institutions, from needs analysis to implementation. Central elements include modular systems such as Mute Modular for retreat areas, meeting areas or lounges. The offering is enhanced by furniture and spatial solutions from Arper, Vitra and Zoom by Mobimex. Consultation, material sampling and planning take place directly on site and are geared towards functional, durable and architecturally harmonised utilisation.
Mute Room-in-Room Systems
For modern work environments with high demands on acoustics and flexibility, teo jakob Zurich offers modular Mute room-in-room solutions such as mobile pods, acoustic panels, and room dividers with integrated technology. The modules create retreat spaces, conference rooms or telephone booths without structural alterations. A needs analysis clarifies zoning and usage so that the systems can be integrated precisely into existing spaces.
Sleeping World
At the Zurich location, teo jakob presents sleeping areas as walk-through staged settings. Complete bedrooms are staged as showroom scenarios, from bed and mattress to lighting, textiles and storage. The Sleeping World enables a direct comparison of lying comfort, materiality and design. The diversity shows how differently sleeping solutions respond to space, rest requirements and use, and provides a sound basis for decisions in private and commercial projects in Zurich.
Swiss Design
In addition to international brands, teo jakob Zürich works with Swiss manufacturers such as Lehni, Röthlisberger Kollektion, Wogg, Zoom by Mobimex, Horgenglarus, Embru, Girsberger and Dietiker. This cooperation is a commitment to local production, durable designs, FSC-certified materials, and short transportation routes. Products bearing the création suisse (Made in Switzerland) label form a central component of bespoke residential and commercial interior furnishings.
USM
As an established USM partner, teo jakob Zurich offers comprehensive planning, visualisation and implementation of modular USM Haller configurations. From USM shelves to USM tables to expansive shelving areas. All modules can be individually configured, expanded or reconfigured.
Art
The showroom combines interior design and contemporary art: Curated exhibitions with artists such as Chantal Michel, Jean Tinguely or Beat Schweizer complement furniture presentations. Collaborations with cultural institutions such as the Zurich Art Weekend or the Art Salon Zurich strengthen the dialogue between design, art and the public.
Occhio Gallery
Team
Simon Kern
Regional Director Zurich
Member of the executive Board
E-Mail
+41 44 421 18 17
Tobias Venzin
Project Leader Business
Andrea Stalder
Project Leader
Sales Support Business
E-Mail
+41 44 421 18 35
Carla Steck
Project Leader
Andrea Mandia
Purchasing Manager & Art Director
Member of the executive Board
E-Mail
+41 79 353 14 27
Katharina Stadler
Interior Architecture Planner
Sales Support Business
E-Mail
+41 44 421 18 15
Jasmin Geuder
Sales Support Business
Project Leader Business
E-Mail
+41 44 421 18 38
Manfred Fürmann
Interior Consultant Home
Sandra Borsari
Sales Support
Rebecca Fenk
Interior Architecture Planner
Manuel Giusto
Project Leader Business
Filipa Gomes Coimbra
Interior Consultant Home
Andreas Imfeld
Head of IT & Sales Support
Michelle Jahn
Apprentice
Simone Meier
Interior Consultant Home
Vilma Paternostro
Room maintenance
Manuela Kistler
Sales Support
Journal
USM Haller Soft Panel at teo jakob
21.01.2026
USM re-imagined: Soft Panel adds texture, pattern and improved acoustics—no remodelling, no effort.
Verner Panton: 100 Years of Vision
26.03.2026
Verner Panton (1926–1998) and his iconic upholstered pieces, reissued.
Light is more than just lighting
13.05.2026
BALTENSWEILER is an independent Swiss lighting manufacturer with over 70 years of experience.
Light transforms spaces. It creates atmosphere, promotes well-being and connects people with their surroundings. With Baltensweiler, light becomes a conscious design element. Swiss precision, minimalist forms and high-quality light combine to create luminaires that not only illuminate spaces but also noticeably enhance them.
An armchair for good conversations
13.05.2026
A Cassina design classic that combines clean lines with comfort and timeless appeal.
The “1 FAUTEUIL DOSSIER BASCULANT” by Cassina is more than just a designer armchair. It translates the language of modernism into a piece of furniture that fosters a sense of intimacy. Its low silhouette, open construction and tilting backrest give the body freedom and lend the room a calm, architectural presence.
The armchair was designed in 1928 by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand. It was unveiled at the Salon d’Automne in Paris in 1929, alongside other designs for a new interior style. Cassina has been producing the “1 FAUTEUIL DOSSIER BASCULAN” since 1965, and to this day it stands for precision, craftsmanship and a culture of expertise.
As a Cassina armchair, it combines tubular steel, leather and clean proportions to create a timeless design classic. Whether in the living room, lounge or workspace, it never feels intrusive. It sets the standard for people who consciously design their spaces and see design as part of everyday life.
Klybeck Furniture from Basel: a Swiss manufacturer of sustainable design
13.05.2026
Handcrafted wooden furniture from Basel – sustainably made and timeless in design.
At Klybeck, design doesn’t begin on paper, but with the material itself. Every piece takes its cue from the wood – its structure, its warmth, and the possibilities it offers. In Basel, this wood is transformed into furniture and home accessories that exude a sense of calm and will be a part of your life for years to come.
The Swiss furniture manufacturer was founded by Baptiste Ducommun, a trained cabinetmaker and designer. In his workshop, he creates handcrafted wooden furniture that combines clean lines with poetic details. The result is pieces that do not follow fleeting trends, but instead meet the highest standards of quality, precision and durability.
Sustainability is integral to the process at Klybeck. Carefully selected materials, regional suppliers and in-house production ensure short supply chains and a direct link to the source. In this way, every piece of furniture and accessory becomes a conscious choice in favour of Swiss craftsmanship and timeless living.