Designing an Apartment in Lausanne: From 20 to 116 m², Two Projects Explained
A 20 m² studio and a 116 m² attic under the roofs of Grancy. Two opposite scales, one question: how do you turn a Lausanne apartment…
View more...A 20 m² studio and a 116 m² attic under the roofs of Grancy. Two opposite scales, one question: how do you turn a Lausanne apartment…
View more...Two months for a furnishing scheme, eighteen for a major renovation. What decides the gap is not floor area but the authorisation regime, lead times and…
View more...Exempt from authorisation, exempt from public consultation, or a full thirty-day consultation: in the canton of Vaud your project falls into one of three regimes, and…
View more...Choosing the right interior designer is probably the most decisive choice you will make for your project. More decisive, in many ways, than the choice of…
View more...“When will it be ready?” That is almost always the first question asked of an interior design studio, and it is a fair one. A renovation…
View more...Before signing a contract with an interior design studio, almost everyone asks the same question: what exactly do I get? The word “project” covers very different…
View more...It’s one of the most legitimate questions a Swiss homeowner can ask before starting a project. And it’s also one that rarely gets a straight answer.…
View more...On 28 September 2025, Switzerland voted to abolish the imputed rental value, effective from 2028. For homeowners, this means the end of tax deductions for renovation…
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