Across Switzerland
Villas, apartments, chalets & private residences
ADELI creates bespoke residential interiors for villas, apartments, chalets and private residences across Switzerland, tailored to discerning clients seeking the highest standards of quality, refinement and personalisation.
Each project is developed in response to the place, its architecture and the lifestyle of its occupants, creating spaces that are coherent, functional and deeply personal, where every decision contributes to a distinctive residential experience.
Interior design is considered as a complete composition: spatial organisation, natural and artificial light, furniture, materials, detailing, artworks and bespoke elements are developed together to create a unique and carefully controlled whole, where aesthetics, comfort and functionality come together naturally.
EXCEPTIONAL PRIVATE CHALET
Crans-Montana - Switzerland
Living room & library
Light, colour, texture, furniture and detail come together to give each interior its own identity. The aim is not to impose a style, but to create a coherent, personal and enduring atmosphere, shaped by the character of the place and the people who inhabit it.
EXCEPTIONAL PRIVATE CHALET
Crans-Montana - Switzerland
Master Bathroom
EXCEPTIONAL INDOOR POOL
Crans-Montana - Switzerland
VILLA DUBOCHET 19
Clarens - Switzerland
Dining & living area
VILLA DUBOCHET 19
Clarens - Switzerland
Dining & living area
Interior design goes beyond the organisation of volumes.
Integrated furniture, lighting, bespoke elements and carefully selected finishes are developed as a natural continuation of the architectural concept, ensuring that every component contributes to the overall balance and coherence of the space.
VILLA DUBOCHET 19
Clarens - Switzerland
Wellness area
VILLA CHAMBY
Montreux - Switzerland
Dining & living area
VILLA CHAMBY
Montreux - Switzerland
The Main Entrance
A piece of furniture can become a true component of interior architecture, just like a façade, a wall or an opening.
Designed specifically for the space, it structures the interior, follows its lines and creates a dialogue between volume, materials and light. Rather than simply furnishing a room, it becomes part of its composition and identity
LAKEHOUSE
Pully - Switzerland
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