From the treeline above Zermatt, through the forests of Laax, to the shore of Lake Zurich.
Not a hotel collection. Three homes with histories, landscapes and design each of their own.
Each one gives you a different way into Switzerland—high above a car-free mountain village, at the edge of a Graubünden forest, or in a centuries-old wine house beside the lake.
What connects our homes is not a matching interior or a formula. It is character: places shaped by their setting and made for people who want to feel where they are.
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A freestanding 1933 Valais chalet where the ski piste meets the forest.
Firelight, handmade furniture and an outdoor cedar hot tub—paired with a view of the Matterhorn that never becomes ordinary.
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A quiet, grounded base for days spent moving through the mountains.
Open the garden gate to forest trails; come home to mountain views, a Swedish fireplace and the easy comfort of a real family apartment.
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Four centuries of character in the heart of a Lake Zurich village.
Original floors, antique furniture, a private garden and vines—within an easy stroll of swimming, trains, shops and restaurants.
Wake to the Matterhorn, look across the village of Laax, or follow the view through the medieval village of Rüschlikon to the shore of Lake Zurich.
Ski from the door, hike above the treeline and return to the hot tub under the Matterhorn.
Ride, walk or snowshoe straight into the forest, with the Flims Laax mountains beyond.
Swim in the lake, eat beneath the vines and reach Zurich by train when the city calls.
No anonymous rooms. No copy-and-paste design. Just three individual homes, cared for by one family and ready to become part of your own Swiss story.