Interior designers & architects in Switzerland

A professional who plans and designs interior spaces to improve how they look and function, covering layout, colours, materials, lighting, furniture and coordinating renovations.

An architect plans, designs and oversees construction or structural work and handles permits and building regulations, while an interior designer focuses on the look and function of interior spaces.

For interior layout, style and furnishing, an interior designer is usually right; for structural changes, extensions or new builds, you need an architect. Some projects use both.

Yes. The professionals listed here offer English-speaking services for expats across Switzerland.

It varies with project size and services. Designers typically charge by the hour, per square metre, or as a percentage of the project budget. Ask for a quote.

Architects usually charge a percentage of construction cost, an hourly rate, or fixed fees per project stage, depending on scope and involvement.

Look at their portfolio and style, relevant experience, knowledge of Swiss building rules, clear pricing and good reviews.

Yes. Many handle renovations end to end, and architects can prepare planning applications and construction permits.

Several work with clients throughout the country and beyond, some remotely. Check each professional's coverage.