The Villa Vals is a luxury retreat in the Swiss Valsertal, where two architects from Holland show what is possible, because the Villa Vals is harmoniously embedded in the landscape. The villa, designed by the Dutch architects Bjarne Mastenbroek and Christian Müller, is the winner of the Wallpaper Design Awards 2011. However, it was not only the building's extraordinary architecture that played a role in the jury's decision. The reason for the award was also the unique interior design, in which several renowned designers were involved. Neutral tones such as the gray of the concrete walls, black and white and lots of stone and wood bring the surrounding nature into the house. Color points are set by the unusual and accentuated accessories, each of which is a noble design piece.
The really special thing about Villa Vals is that it brings urbanity to the sleepy Vals valley without disturbing the almost untouched mountains. The house is built entirely into the mountain and only a round opening in the terrain reveals that this "earth cave" is habitable. Even access is not via the terraced ledge in the hillside, but via an underground tunnel that leads to an old stable further down the mountain. Every corner of the house is a play of light, shadow and shape. The architecture refers to the mountain landscape and interprets rocks, mountains and stones in a functional and artistic way. Villa Vals is a house that camouflages itself in nature and connects with it. Just fantastic.
The Villa Vals can be rented as a holiday home The design luxury over two floors, which can accommodate up to 10 people, is not cheap, however. From 2100 euros and up you pay for seven nights even in the off-season. For enthusiastic winter vacationers and wellness fans, the stay can be worthwhile. The Therme Vals is located in the immediate vicinity of the villa, and the next ski lift, which takes ski enthusiasts to the Dachberg or Faltschona slopes, is on the doorstep. The breathtaking pictures speak for themselves:
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