INTERIOR DESIGN & HOME CONSULTING

Interior Design and Home Consulting: How Spaces Become a Harmonious Home

Good interior design is more than the sum of beautiful individual pieces. It combines function, light, proportion and premium materials into an overall concept that suits the people who live within it. At Imperial Interiors in Zurich, we accompany you personally along this journey – from the first idea to the fully furnished home.

What Thoughtful Interior Design Involves

A successful room begins with function: how is it used, what pathways emerge in everyday life, where is calm needed and where interaction? Proportion and scale build upon this – the size and arrangement of furniture in relation to the room determine whether a setting feels generous or cramped. When harmonious lighting and high-quality materials are added, an overall picture emerges that not only looks good but also proves itself in daily life.

Light, Material and Proportion in Interplay

Light shapes spaces: daylight, warm evening light and precisely placed luminaires determine the atmosphere just as much as the colour effect of surfaces. High-quality materials – such as carefully crafted woods, textiles or glass – age beautifully and retain their character over the years. From the balance of light, material and well-proportioned dimensions emerges an interior that feels calm yet lively and reflects the personal lifestyle of its inhabitants.

Personal Home Consulting and Space Planning at Imperial Interiors

Imperial Interiors sees itself as a premium furniture house in which personal consulting is at the heart of everything. In our home consultations, we take the time to understand your everyday life, your preferences and the characteristics of your rooms, and translate this into a well-considered space plan. This creates a concept that does not follow a passing trend but suits you – one you will happily live with for years to come.

Curated Brands and Materials

Our range is deliberately curated. We are the exclusive Swiss distributor of DUXIANA, the Swedish brand since 1926, whose patented Pascal spring system adapts to the body and sleeping position and distributes pressure. The offering is complemented by Flou (Italian design from the Brianza), Natevo (Italian design luminaires), our own brand NUVOSETTE with handcrafted beds, Italian bed linen and premium terry towelling to OEKO-TEX standard, as well as Bomma, Melogranoblu, Locherber and Unopiù.

From Planning to Implementation – Across Switzerland

A concept only unfolds its effect through clean implementation. That is why Imperial Interiors delivers across Switzerland with its own logistics and carries out professional assembly with its own team. This keeps the path from planning to the fully furnished room in one hand – reliable and free of friction.

For Private Clients and Interior Architects – An Invitation to the Showroom

Whether you are redesigning your home or planning a project as an interior architect or designer: we advise private clients as well as professionals, for whom we offer dedicated B2B conditions. The best way to experience our brands and materials is in person in our showroom of around 430 m² at Nüschelerstrasse 30, 8001 Zurich, just about five minutes' walk from the main station. We are here for you Mon–Fri 10:00–18:30 and Sat 10:00–17:00 – by phone on +41 44 211 47 57 or by email at info@imperial-interiors.com.

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Further reading in our guide

Interior Consultation: What It Delivers, How It Works, What It Costs →“Interior architect” is not a federally protected title in Switzerland – qualification shows in training (a university of applied sciences degree), association membership (VSI.ASAI) or an entry in the REG register. Interior consultation and interior design focus on furnishing, material, color and light without structural alterations; the typical process leads from the initial conversation through measurement and concept to delivery and styling. With us, the initial conversation, the first home visit and the initial concept are free.Interior Styles at a Glance: From Bauhaus to Japandi →Styles are maps, not laws: the Bauhaus (1919–1933) laid the foundation of modernism, “Mid-Century Modern” was only defined as a design movement in 1984 by a book, Scandinavian design conquered the world from 1954 with a traveling exhibition, and Italian modernism institutionalized itself with the Compasso d'Oro (1954) and the first Salone del Mobile (1961). Japandi, in turn, is a young label – with, however, a very real historical root.Color in the Home: What Really Works – and What Is a Myth →Light ceilings and walls make rooms appear measurably taller – floor color plays no role in this. That is experimentally proven. Not proven, by contrast, is much of what is said about color psychology: the definitive research review classifies the field as young and inconsistent, and blanket claims such as “blue calms” have no scientific backing. Color remains above all one thing: a question of light, material and taste.Recognizing High-Quality Furniture: Material, Craftsmanship, Certificates →Quality shows where nobody looks: on back panels, in joints and inside the upholstery. Objective anchors exist for emissions (class E1; from August 2026 the stricter EU limit of 0.062 mg/m³ formaldehyde applies) and certificates (FSC for wood, OEKO-TEX for textiles). And one prejudice deserves correcting: veneer is not a “cheap substitute” for solid wood but a quality construction method in its own right.