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This remote home was designed by Lacroix Chessex in the mountains of Trient, Switzerland. The angular house is composed of two volumes and accompanied by a shed. Clad in black, both structures contrast with the surrounding environment and the interior, which is lined with naturally finished wood. From inside, one can enjoy the sweeping views while resting on a window seat.
Photography by Joel Tettamanti
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