Contemporary apartment in a chalet
- Dimensions: 150 m²
- Location: Manigod (74)
- Materials: Solid wood, charred wood, and polished concrete
Rethinking a premium apartment before handover
The future owner of this off-plan apartment, located on the top floor of a two-storey chalet, wanted an interior that would be even more refined than the one initially proposed by the developer specialising in luxury property in the Alps (Domus).
We were commissioned to provide an interior architecture service focused on creating a high-end interior with premium materials and superior finishes.
A design combining wood and polished concrete
Continuous charred wood panelling runs through the entrance and intertwines with a completely bespoke oak staircase, whose design is inspired by the open-slatted exterior cladding.
An oiled oak kitchen nestles beneath the roof structure. The central island creates a visual dialogue between the kitchen and the polished concrete wall.
The imposing yet airy polished concrete fireplace extends into a continuous bench seat.
Upstairs, the bathroom materials (stone, oiled oak and white resin), oak headboards and larch bedroom wardrobes form a cohesive whole, rich in depth and characterised by soft contrasts within a large chalet designed to feel timeless and universally appealing.
The mezzanine was designed as a dedicated children's space.
Furniture and decoration selection
- Bolia for the dining table, chairs and sofa in the living area
- Ethnicraft for the coffee table
- Westwing for the high and low stools and living room armchairs
- Schneid Studio, Pholc and Audo Copenhagen for the lighting
- Wigiwama for the mezzanine bean bags
- Hay for the outdoor armchair and sofa
- Kristina Dam for the balcony coffee table
- Kave Home + Hotelys for the bedding
- Wool and Wire for the rug






