The interiors reinterpret the legacy of Henry Jacques Le Même with sensitivity, blending Alpine modernism, Art Deco influences and touches of folklore. An elegant and welcoming vision of mountain living, where craftsmanship, materials and decorative details give the chalet its singular character.

Founded by Laure Gravier and Soizic Fougeront, Claves develops a refined and deeply considered approach to interior architecture. Drawing on the richness of the French decorative arts, the duo creates elegant, lived-in spaces where patterns, ornament, craftsmanship and artistic references engage in dialogue with both the history of a place and those who inhabit it.

A multidisciplinary artist trained at the École des Beaux-Arts de Paris, Côme Clérino works at the intersection of painting, sculpture, textiles and ceramics. Inspired by craftsmanship, everyday objects and popular culture, his practice creates sensitive and narrative worlds where form, material and poetry meet freely.

Artist and ceramicist Louise Defente, trained at the Maison de la Céramique in Dieulefit, develops a practice situated between painting and the decorative arts. Drawing on glazed earthenware, she transforms everyday and functional objects into spontaneous, colourful creations full of life.

Héloïse Rival's ceramic practice sits at the boundary between decorative art and storytelling. Through glaze and relief, she composes richly layered works populated by fragmented figures, fantastical motifs and references drawn from the domestic, the mythological and the dreamlike.

For Le Sarto, she created a ceramic mural in one of the Maison's bathrooms, where fantasy, refinement and the spirit of the mountains meet.