An interior design consultation in Zug takes place online or with a personal on-site appointment and costs between CHF 250 for a single functional area and CHF 900 for a room up to 40 m² at AYLA. We consult on-site in the canton of Zug – in Zug, Baar, Cham, Rotkreuz and the surrounding communities – as well as in the rest of German-speaking Switzerland. The online packages are location-independent.
The canton of Zug has been growing for years, and with it the number of new construction projects – for example, in the Papieri area in Cham, in the Rain quarter in Baar, or around Rotkreuz station, where new apartments are being built. Those who move in often face an empty apartment and the question of where to start. Here is the process without beating around the bush – with prices, processing times, and an honest assessment of who it is worth it for.
How does an interior design consultation work?
The process consists of four steps: choose package, online call, style check, receive concept. From booking to the finished concept, you don't have to do much yourself – except honestly describe how you actually live in your space.
1. Book package
You choose the package that suits your space. A single functional area requires less than an open living-dining area or an entire new build apartment.
2. Online Call
We get to know you, your space and your ideas. This is where the questions that make a difference come in: Who sits where? What has been bothering you for months? What already works and should stay?
3. Style Check
A short questionnaire about style, needs, and daily life. It prevents the most common problem in interior consulting: that in the end, a space is created that is beautiful but doesn't suit you.
4. Receive concept
Depending on the package, you will receive a mood board, design concept, floor plan, 3D visualization, and shopping list. For larger packages, a follow-up discussion for final coordination is possible.
What does an interior design consultation in Zug cost – and how long does it take?
At AYLA, fixed package prices range from CHF 250 to CHF 900. Processing times range from approximately 10 days for a single area to 4 to 6 weeks for a large room concept.
- Package 1 – CHF 250, approx. 10 days: A functional area, such as a seating area or a workspace. Online call, style check, mood board, shopping list.
- Package 2 – CHF 700, approx. 3 weeks: A room up to 25 m². Additionally, floor plan and 3D visualization.
- Package 3 – CHF 900, approx. 4 to 6 weeks: Rooms and open living areas up to 40 m².
- Full Interior Service: On-site appointment, individual room planning, coordination of implementation. Also for AirBnB properties and B2B projects. Price and timeframe according to scope.
Especially for a new apartment in a new building in Zug, Package 2 or 3 is often worthwhile, as several rooms are furnished at the same time. A detailed classification of the different pricing models can be found in the article What does interior design consulting cost in Switzerland?
Do you also provide on-site consultations in Baar, Cham and Rotkreuz?
Yes. We offer on-site consultations throughout the canton of Zug, including Baar, Cham, Rotkreuz, Steinhausen and the other communities in the valley region. Beyond that, we operate throughout German-speaking Switzerland.
The canton is noticeably changing at the moment: in Cham, a new residential and commercial district is being built on the former paper factory site, in Baar the Rain quarter is growing, and at Rotkreuz station, SBB Immobilien is building several new buildings with apartments. For everyone moving in there, the same question arises: How do you turn four empty walls into a home that suits your everyday life?
Online or on-site – what suits your Zug apartment?
For most newly built apartments, online consultation is perfectly sufficient, as floor plans and lighting conditions are usually clearly documented. An on-site appointment is worthwhile if the room has peculiarities that disappear in photos and plans.
This includes difficult lighting conditions, sloping ceilings, intricate floor plans or an older house with its own character – for example in the more historic town centers of Zug or Cham. For a newly occupied apartment in the Rotkreuz quarter or the Papieri area, on the other hand, online consultation is usually sufficient.
Our on-site living consultation and online packages can be found in detail on the respective pages.
What exactly do you get in the end?
You get an implementable concept, not a collection of beautiful images. The difference lies in the shopping list: without concrete products with sources of supply, any consultation stops halfway.
- Moodboard: Colors, materials, atmosphere – visible before you buy anything.
- Floor plan: Where each piece of furniture stands, and why exactly there.
- 3D visualization: You see the finished room before you commit.
- Shopping list: Specific products, specific sources of supply.
Through our partnerships with selected brands – including Micasa, Kaqtu, RUGVISTA and Maana Studios – our customers benefit from exclusive conditions. Part of the consultation costs are thus recouped through these conditions.
Who is it worth it for – and who is it not?
An interior design consultation resolves decision-making uncertainty. If you already know what you want, you don't need one.
Useful if: You're moving to Zug, Baar, Cham or Rotkreuz and starting from scratch. The room has been bothering you for months, but you can't pinpoint why. You have dozens of Pinterest boards and still no direction. You're afraid of making a wrong choice with a major purchase.
Not useful if: You're just picking out a curtain. You need the result next week – a well-thought-out concept takes time. Or you primarily want someone to do the work for you: You have to implement a concept yourself, unless you book the Full Interior Service.
Our projects
In the portfolio, you'll find completed projects – including a bathroom in the Zurich Oberland, which we were able to transform into an oasis of well-being, and a bedroom in Herisau, which went from an empty room to a modern country-style room.
Currently, our customers rate us 5.0 out of 5 stars with 9 reviews on Google.
Frequently asked questions
What does an interior design consultation in Zug cost?
At AYLA, a concept for a functional area costs CHF 250, for a room up to 25 m² CHF 700, and for rooms up to 40 m² CHF 900. On-site projects are calculated individually.
How long does an interior design consultation take?
Package 1 usually takes around 10 days, Package 2 about 3 weeks and Package 3 between 4 and 6 weeks. For larger on-site projects, the timeframe depends on the scope.
Do you also come to Baar, Cham or Rotkreuz?
Yes. We offer on-site consultations throughout the canton of Zug as well as in the rest of German-speaking Switzerland. Outside of that, we exclusively offer online packages.
How much preparation do I need to do myself?
You need photos of your room, measurements as accurate as possible, and about 30 to 60 minutes for the online call. We'll take care of the rest.
Do you also offer consulting for AirBnB or commercial properties?
Yes. The Full Interior Service is also aimed at AirBnB properties and B2B projects, for example for new buildings in the canton of Zug. The price is calculated according to scope and room size.
Do I have to buy the recommended furniture?
No, the shopping list is a recommendation, not an obligation.
Next step
If you want to know which package suits your apartment in Zug, you will find an overview in our Interior Services. For larger projects or if you are unsure which path is the right one: Contact us – we will honestly tell you if and what you need.
