Do you work in Zurich and Zug, and in which language?
Yes. From our Lausanne base, RK Interiors also works in Zurich and Zug, where we designed Restaurant TIK. We work in French, English and Portuguese: discussions, concept presentations and project follow-up take place in one of these three languages, agreed from the very first contact.
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Our studio is based in Lausanne, but our work is not limited to French-speaking Switzerland. We can take on projects in Zurich and Zug, whether an apartment, a house or a commercial venue, with the same method and the same standards as our projects around Lake Geneva.
Our working languages
We work in French, English and Portuguese. Meetings, concept presentations and project follow-up can be held in any of these three languages. For many international owners and companies based in Zurich or Zug, English is the shared language of the project. We settle this point in the first conversation, so everyone knows which language will be used for meetings and for the project documents.
An example in Zug
In the heart of Zug, we designed Restaurant TIK, conceived as a piece of Tuscany: see the Restaurant TIK project. A venue like this calls for a strong concept, a coherent materials palette and close attention to the guest experience, from the first impression at the door to the lighting in the evening.
How to get started
- A first contact through the website form or by email to share your vision and needs.
- An initial discussion, followed by a personalised offer based on your project.
- One single point of contact from first sketch to last finish, including during site supervision.
Key takeaways
- RK Interiors works in Zurich and Zug as well as in French-speaking Switzerland.
- Our working languages are French, English and Portuguese.
- Restaurant TIK in Zug shows our work in German-speaking Switzerland.
Planning a project?
Tell us about your property, your timeline and your budget. Renata replies within 24 business hours.
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