The Art of Luxury Issue 75 2026 | Page 103

The expressive ceiling design creates continuity in“ Les Deux Cerfs”: in this bedroom, laser-cut wooden panels with fine geometric patterns make a striking impression.
The generous use of rustic woods preserves the character of typical mountain chalets. Light-coloured fabrics and upholstery lend the bedrooms a sense of lightness.
The hallway opens onto a cosy reading corner.
The imposing room, up to six metres high, unfolds beneath a translucent wooden ceiling structure. The interior, with its cream-coloured upholstered furniture and carpets, is full of details – including huge, cloud-like pendant lights and a fireplace clad in an expressive ceramic mosaic. The multitude of coordinated reliefs and patterns and the nuanced interplay of materials give the entire design an artistic character. Architecture, interior, and décor merge to form a sophisticated total work of art.
HARMONIOUSLY INTEGRATED FITTINGS
The other rooms also give the impression of being organically interwoven – from the bedrooms to the pool and sauna area to the bathrooms. The muted colour palette stylishly matches the surrounding mountain scenery and evokes associations with snowcovered forests and barren rock. In the bathrooms, the natural stone is particularly striking: its distinctive grain is subtly complemented by Vaia from Dornbracht on the washbasin and in the shower, with the Brushed Dark Platinum finish harmonising discreetly with the dark glass basins. As a freestanding version, the fitting also forms an elegant ensemble with the black bathtub. The children’ s bathroom proves that Vaia also goes well with playful style elements: here, the design classic in Brushed Dark Platinum can be seen with white washbasins – skilfully complimenting the wallpaper with dog drawings.
The open plan living and dining area, with ceilings up to six metres high, unfolds beneath a translucent wooden ceiling structure.
Further information can be found at www. dornbracht. com and www. flavia-architecture-design. com.
ISSUE 75 2026 THE ART OF LUXURY