Do you work on second homes and chalets?

A second home is lived in differently from a main residence. It often welcomes family and friends, needs to be easy to open and close, and should feel like a true refuge. In a chalet, you also work with wood, mountain light and sometimes unusual volumes.

Two chalets, two characters

In Crans-Montana, the L’Eglise chalet plays with colour, design and smart storage. In Chamonix, the Les Praz chalet combines natural wood, black touches and leather. Both show that a chalet can stay warm without falling into cliché.

What we take on

• The on-site survey and diagnosis, then the concept and plans.
• The choice of materials, furniture and custom pieces.
• Calls for tenders and the selection of trusted craftsmen.
• Site coordination and quality control, with one point of contact.

Distance and permits

When you live elsewhere, we centralise communication and follow-up so you do not have to keep travelling. If the works touch the structure, a window or the use of a room, an authorisation may be needed: check with the commune in Valais or with the mairie in France. We look at these points from the concept stage.

Key takeaways

• We work on chalets and second homes in Valais and Chamonix.
• One point of contact coordinates the project, even from a distance.
• Permit needs are checked at the concept stage with the commune or mairie.