Walk-in dressing rooms
Walk-ins suit apartments with a spare bay, former chamber room, or wide corridor that can become a dressing volume without crowding the bedroom.
Outer layer
Carcass + wall fix
Middle layer
Rails · shelves · drawers
Inner layer
Fronts · handles · light
When a walk-in makes sense
Zürichberg and Seefeld flats with 90 m² or more often hide a secondary room that works better as storage than as a desk. We keep a clear centre path of at least 80 cm so two people can pass while dressing.
Island and perimeter
Perimeter rails take daily wear; an optional centre island holds drawers and a folding top. Islands need floor load checks in timber-joist Altbau — we note this at measure.
Light and air
Dressing rooms without windows get linear LED under shelves and a discreet extract link if humidity from an en-suite sits nearby. Brass-toned fittings echo the studio palette without glare.
Depth | Use | Finish
| Depth | Use | Finish |
|---|---|---|
| 35–40 cm shelf wall | Shoes, bags, folded stacks | Painted ply, linen insert |
| 55–60 cm hanging wall | Long coats, evening wear | Oak or walnut veneer |
| 70+ cm island | Drawers, jewellery trays | Lacquer top, brass pulls |
Doors and thresholds
Pocket or hinged doors separate the walk-in from the bedroom so night light stays contained. Thresholds match existing parquet heights so trolleys and vacuum heads clear cleanly.
Budget band
Walk-in packages typically sit between CHF 3,800 and CHF 6,500 depending on metre count and finish. Consult fees remain CHF 180–320.