Mountain Chalet Private Residence

Mountain Chalet Private Residence is an exemplary architectural and interior design achievement that masterfully combines luxury living with traditional mountain aesthetics, realized as a 440-square-meter private villa in Smilovtsi, Bulgaria. This sophisticated residential project, designed by Alex Kovachev and Margarita Zafirova, demonstrates an exceptional integration of natural materials, including wood, semi-precious stones, and natural leather, creating an atmosphere of timeless elegance while maintaining authentic chalet characteristics. The design philosophy draws inspiration from the owner's childhood memories of time spent under their grandfather's wooden veranda, transforming this nostalgic connection into a contemporary interpretation of mountain living. The residence features meticulously planned spaces across multiple floors, including a bespoke spa area, all designed to facilitate social gathering and relaxation. The interior's ergonomic features are carefully crafted to enhance the user experience, while the sophisticated architecture balances modern luxury with traditional chalet elements. The project, which earned the Silver A' Design Award in the Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design category, showcases innovative space utilization and demonstrates exceptional attention to detail in its execution. The design successfully incorporates ambient lighting and bespoke furniture, creating distinct zones that flow seamlessly between private and social areas, while maintaining a cohesive aesthetic throughout the property.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: sophisticated architecture, natural materials, luxury interior design, mountain chalet aesthetics, ergonomic living spaces, bespoke spa experience

SOURCES:
https://competition.adesignaward.com/121020

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