Where mountain meets contemporary art.
Gallery treats the whole chalet as exhibition space: hand-painted murals, mosaic detailing, and pop-culture references run from the entryway to the top floor, most visibly in an open mezzanine with a foosball table, an arcade machine, and a life-size Star Wars statue.
The SMEG kitchen and themed bedrooms carry the same design confidence through the rest of the chalet, with a hot tub on a wraparound terrace.
A quiet, elegant double room — despite the name, not a children's room.
A well-balanced room with a genuine private balcony.
A generous, versatile bunk room that can double as a treatment space.
A signature orange bicycle detail turns the bathroom into a talking point.
Each of these six chalets is entirely independent — its own entrance, its own private terrace, its own address within the residence. What they share is what lies between them: a spa, a gym, a kids' playroom, a ski room, and a scattering of lounges built for the moments a group wants to come together.
It's a rare setup in the Alps, and one that works particularly well for large families, multi-generational trips, or companies booking several chalets at once. Everyone keeps their own space. Everyone has somewhere to meet.
