Chalet Alpurio

The 600 m² chalet spans three floors, offering its guests the highest comfort and modern luxury. It features three bedrooms, a living area with a home cinema, a wellness area with yoga and fitness room, service kitchen, staff room, and a 390 m² outdoor area including pools.

The Alpurio chalet skillfully combines classic alpine details with highly modern design. Special attention was given to the stairwell, located directly in the entrance area with large windows.

Sufficient daylight allows for a decorative light installation of twelve glass lamps, which act as a highlight extending outside. The mouth-blown crystal cubes Pyrite by Bomma are enclosed by a metal part, creating an impressive play of light.

The challenge was to integrate the light fixtures individually into the ceiling, as the aesthetic requirement was to largely avoid visible rosettes. With a specially developed inspection hatch in the upper floor, the installation could be ensured, allowing access for future maintenance work. The entire house integrates specific architectural features emphasized by light. The architectural details are highlighted by continuous scenarios of indirect LED strips with atmospheric light color, creating unity with the interior design. The generous windows provide the rooms with plenty of daylight, resulting in a constantly changing light atmosphere. Adjustable fixtures integrate daylight into the artificial lighting design in the Alpurio chalet.

Occhio lights are used in the bedroom and living area of the chalet. The highly advanced light fixtures, individually adjustable via touchless control and gesture control, allow guests to customize light color and intensity according to their preferences. The special lens optics also ensure glare-free light.

The lighting design in the bathrooms and corridors integrates a system that provides light without being directly recognizable as a light source. The oval design of the recessed downlight fixtures allows for unobtrusive lighting without glare or shadows. The light becomes one with the architecture and provides optimal ambient lighting.