Andermatt Pazola

Retreat for people with a sure sense of design

Pazo­la has an effect in all things, from the mate­ri­als used to the fur­nis­hings. Digni­fied, but not over­loa­ded. To give the buil­ding a more con­tem­po­ra­ry look, the win­dows are alre­a­dy lar­ger than is usu­al in tra­di­tio­nal Alpi­ne archi­tec­tu­re. The 4.30-metre-high cei­lings of the three- to four-and-a-half-room flats also crea­te a spe­cial fee­ling of free­dom. For the inte­ri­or, buil­ding mate­ri­als typi­cal of the Alps are used, which, among other things, are based on the sur­roun­dings. The orna­men­tal tiles, par­quet flo­ors, fire­places and Häs­tens beds with half-height linen-cover­ed head­boards are inspi­red by the tra­di­tio­nal sta­te­ly buil­dings, but have been com­ple­te­ly reinter­pre­ted – for a clea­rer, more modern line. Colours like ruby red, dark blue and green add a touch of aris­to­cra­cy wit­hout being opulent.