Even light for early school days
Zurich winters shorten daylight in bathrooms without lake-facing windows. We layer ceiling wash with vertical light at the mirror so faces are lit without harsh shadows — useful for shared morning routines in Seefeld and Kreis flats.
IP ratings and wet zones
Fittings near showers need humidity-rated protection aligned with Swiss electrical practice. We mark zones on plans and list products your electrician can install without guesswork. Switches stay outside splash where possible.
Mirror size and storage
Large mirrors expand narrow rooms visually but need secure fixing on older walls. Mirror cabinets trade reflection for medicine storage; we balance both so parents keep first-aid kits closed and out of child reach.
Night paths and soft circuits
A low night light or dim circuit helps toddlers find the bathroom without waking the household. We prefer warm colour temperatures that match sand and spa blue-gray surfaces rather than cool clinical white alone.
Daylight and privacy
Street-facing bathrooms near Bahnhofstrasse and busy Kreis 1 edges need frosting or blinds that still admit light. We specify film, fabric, or patterned glass that respects Swiss privacy expectations between neighbouring windows.
Lighting and mirror modules typically CHF 1,200–2,600 inside packages up to CHF 5,500. Book via contact or [email protected].
See it in real rooms
Before-and-after notes appear in case studies. Storage pairings live on storage and vanities.