Whiterock brings together two chalets conceived as places to live and entertain, with leisure and well-being at their heart: a swimming pool, spa, gym, billiards room and cinema.
Megève
2015
Spaces designed for entertaining
The generous volumes accommodate three lounges, each with its own atmosphere, gathered around a shared living space. Bespoke furniture structures the interior, while a monumental table seating sixteen underlines the property’s convivial spirit. A bar clad in horsehair adds a further touch of sophistication.
A dialogue between cultures
Mountain architecture blends with influences from further afield. Embossed metal tables, ethnic textiles and bespoke trunks create a distinctive setting shaped by artisanal craftsmanship and a spirit of travel.
Art as part of the interior
Art plays a central role in the chalet’s identity. Pierre David’s aluminium-leaf works converse with monumental photographs by Vincent Munier. Printed in XL format on backlit canvases, his portraits of musk oxen become key features of the interior. Stretched canvases complete the composition, particularly in the billiards area.
A chalet like a collection
Whiterock offers a distinctive vision of the contemporary chalet, where architecture, bespoke design, materials and artworks create a succession of warm, personal atmospheres.
"Creating spaces where every detail finds its natural place."