Swiss Interior
Premium interior design firm specializing in bespoke residential and commercial projects
Swiss Interior is a Singapore interior design and renovation company focused on residential projects, especially HDB flats, BTO units, resale flats, condominiums and landed homes. Its official site states that the firm was founded in 2012 by principal design consultant Jason Koh, and that it is HDB-registered, CaseTrust-accredited and SIDAC-accredited. The firm’s process covers consultation, space planning, design concepts, 3D drawings, quotation, material selection, renovation coordination, handover checks and after-sales support. Its published portfolio includes HDB and condo projects across estates such as Ubi, Yishun, Yung Loh Road and Punggol. Swiss Interior also publishes renovation cost guides and home design resources for Singapore homeowners. The business lists an East showroom at 70 Ubi Crescent and notes that its Bukit Merah showroom is temporarily closed.
Swiss Interior has established itself as a formidable force in Singapore's interior design landscape since 2012. Their approach to design isn't just about aesthetics; it's about creating functional, personalized spaces that truly reflect their clients' lifestyles. What sets them apart is their meticulous attention to detail and their commitment to active listening during the consultation process.
Selected for their outstanding track record in delivering high-quality interior design solutions. Their recognition through the Singapore Outstanding Enterprise SME 150 award demonstrates their excellence in the industry. Their versatility in handling various design styles and budget ranges, coupled with their client-centric approach, makes them a top choice for TheBestSG.
The editors' scorecard - 82/100
Strong portfolio diversity and customization capabilities
Consistent quality delivery and thorough project management
Dual showroom locations serving both east and west Singapore
Competitive pricing for the quality, though premium positioning
Modern design approaches and material selections