The revival, and influence, of an icon of modern playground design
Een aangename en hedendaagse, met respect voor de ziel van de plek. Het resultaat is een gracieuze landelijke woning die tot in de detail is afgewerkt.
Image 9 of 30 from gallery of The Kingfischer’s Nest Visitor Center / Architetto Marco Ghilotti. Photograph by Giacomo Albo
Das Bündner Bauerndorf Valendas stand stets im Schatten seiner Nachbarn Flims und Laax. Nun öffnet sich das prächtigste Haus für Gäste.
This project comprises a new-build house, constructed in the style of a traditional barn.
Dalles, Dallages, Carrelage en pierre de Bourgogne Ampilly. Pierre naturelle calcaire, l'Ampilly au style élégant et authentique est idéale en dallage
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These smart pool landscaping ideas will help you make the hardworking elements of your garden pool a visual feast by combining a range of materials, flowers, lights and more
The outline scope of the brief was to create The Splash Labs US flagship showroom within a 1930’s factory unit. The Splash Lab wanted to create something unique that resonated with their passion for design, experience and exploration. They were, how¬ever, open minded as to how this intent might be communicated as a work of […]
On an island overlooking Seattle, designer Taylor Ogle faces her most challenging project yet.
Located in the wine region of Paso Robles, CA, Hammersky is far more than a vineyard.
Checking into Le Chalet Zannier feels like a special occasion. It’s not just that this exclusive hotel, located in the French Alps, just outside the village of Megève, is a paragon of modern elegance and first-class service. It’s also that it’s closed for most of the year. That’s right: ski season only. No one’s going to try to convince you how pretty the mountains look in the spring, or tell you about the hiking trails and alpine lakes, or talk about the trees’ changing colors in autumn. You’re here for one reason only. Or, two, technically: to ski or snowboard, and to relax in the lap of luxury. (Is that three?) There are just twelve rooms, too — Le Chalet Zannier is often booked in its entirety by families or groups — so you’ll have to plan ahead. The reward is simple. It’s the alpine paradise of your dreams, lavish yet wonderfully cozy. The decor mixes minimalism with rustic chic: think vaulted ceilings made with beams of rough-hewn wood, white linen sofas, stone fireplaces, hand-thrown pottery, the occasional plant. Integrated in-room sound systems, Nespresso machines, and free wi-fi are standard features, as are views of the village and mountains. The idea is that you feel like you’re in your own private chalet, but with all the amenities you’d expect at a five-star hotel: a huge indoor swimming pool, a great spa, and a gourmet restaurant, La Ferme de mon Père. The adjacent wine bar is also a lovely spot for après-ski and small plates. Breaking the spell that you’re alone up here at Le Chalet Zannier, both restaurant and bar are open to the public. But only to discerning guests, of course, who manage to make it here during the brief but glorious window of time between mid-December and the end of March.
Vivi il fascino della residenza D/R09 di Cortina e osserva tutti i dettagli architettonici e di interior design progettati da Droulers.
Image 43 of 48 from gallery of Landscape Laboratory / Cannatà & Fernandes. Photograph by Luis Ferreira Alves
A barn style home, featuring natural stone and finished with charred larch cladding
Astec’s bronze interior doors have a frame clad in metal, with a range of materials and finishings available for all tastes
