The start of the school year brings back school, work, and a more structured daily routine. To restore a pleasant and functional home in September, summer offers a suitable time for interior renovations. Part of the family may be away, making it easier to free up rooms, and the conditions favor ventilation. See more
Renovating a house improves its insulation and reduces heating needs. However, by making the building more airtight, the work also limits the natural renewal of air. Without proper ventilation, humidity and pollutants can accumulate. In Switzerland, integrating ventilation from the design stage of the project is therefore essential. See more
Is your family growing, is remote work becoming permanent, or do you dream of a brighter living space? In Switzerland, an extension allows you to gain valuable square meters while maintaining your neighborhood and habits. The extension can accommodate a bedroom, an office, a master suite, or an independent space. See more
In Switzerland, high temperatures can quickly turn a house or apartment into a true furnace. Rooms under the eaves, highly glazed homes, or those facing directly south are particularly exposed. However, air conditioning is not the only solution. By acting on the building envelope, openings, and air circulation, it is possible to maintain a pleasant temperature while limiting energy consumption. See more
In Switzerland, the energy issue is at the heart of households' concerns in 2026. Despite a relative stabilization after successive shocks, electricity and gas prices remain subject to high volatility. Between global geopolitical tensions and the massive investments required by the Energy Strategy 2050, the cost of each kilowatt-hour weighs heavily on family budgets. See more
In 2026, renovation in Switzerland is no longer a mere option but the main driver of the real estate sector. With the implementation of new stages of the Energy Strategy 2050 and increasingly stringent cantonal requirements (MoPEC), the Romandy market is experiencing unprecedented acceleration. See more
Every year, color trends guide aesthetic choices in interior renovation in Switzerland. For this season, the standout color is characterized by its softness and brightness: Cloud Dancer . It is a warm white subtly tinged with beige and gray, inspired by alpine light and mineral materials. See more
Today, many Swiss homeowners are rethinking their homes by prioritizing eco-friendly and durable materials. It is not just about making your interior more aesthetic, but especially about creating a healthy, comfortable, and energy-efficient living space. Natural paints, certified wood flooring, bio-based insulation, or durable coverings are not just trends: they are at the heart of responsible renovation, combining performance, sustainability, and quality of life. See more
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