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Perched on the mountainside above Ennetbuergen on Lake Lucerne, Switzerland, the Hotel Villa Honegg enjoys breathtaking views of the lake and the surrounding mountains.
The villa was originally built in 1905, it was extensive renovated in 2013 and reopened as a 23-room luxury hotel.
Chalet Trois Couronnes in Verbier, Switzerland is a luxury Alpine Ski Chalet nestled into the mountainside with incredible views of the surrounding scenery.
The Cambrian Hotel located in Adelboden, Switzerland enjoys pristine scenery of the Swiss Alps with stunning mountain views in every direction.
Originally built in the late 19th century, the hotel was known as the Grand Hotel Regina.
Designed by architect Heinz Julen, this three-level penthouse loft chalet located in the mountaineering and ski resort village of Zermatt in Switzerland is a beautiful contemporary mountain retreat.
Whitepod Hotel is an eco-resort nestled above the picturesque village of Les Cerniers, Switzerland. This luxury alpine retreat in the Swiss Alps comprises of 15 geodesic dome shaped tents which are pitched on wooden platforms, and enjoys breathtaking views of Lake Geneva.
This minimalist house in Binningen, Switzerland was built for a contemporary art collector. A stomped clay floor in the colour of honey offers a velvety touch despite its hardness. The flowing sequence of spaces is perfect for viewing of art pieces.
This modern house with a spectacular view of Lake Walensee in Switzerland has rooftop photovoltaic panels which generates most of the energy for the home. The house sits on the slope of a green meadow overlooking the lake. The open living areas and large glass windows create a flowing transition between interior and exterior spaces.
Vitra Haus is the home of Vitra’s Home Collection located in the German town of Weil am Rhein which is a suburb of the city of Basel, Switzerland. Designed by Swiss architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, Vitra Haus is a five-storey building with the theme of stacked houses on the Vitra Campus, joining the Vitra Design Museum. The striking architecture and the complexity of the interior space create an atmosphere that is both grand and intimate at the same time. The white interior walls allow the furniture displays to stand out. At night, the illuminated interior glows from within.
