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In the heart of the Swiss Alps, Gstaad embodies a distinct vision of luxury: discreet, refined, and deeply rooted in its natural surroundings.
In this highly exclusive ski resort of Gstaad, the renowned interior design duo Humbert & Poyet, founder of the eponymous studio, has envisioned the layout of a unique mountain refuge. Blending alpine tradition with contemporary inspiration, the famous duo delivers a project that reflects the essence of this famous village: cosmopolitan, bold, and deeply rooted in its context.
Founded in 2008, the Humbert & Poyet studio has gained international acclaim for its singular approach to interior architecture.
At the intersection of high-end residential and luxury hospitality, their work is characterized by precise craftsmanship, where noble materials meet contemporary volumes.
Their signature lies in a mastered tension between tradition and modernity, heritage and innovation.
Local grey stone enters into a dialogue with reclaimed wood, iconic of Bernese Oberland architecture.
Sculpted balconies pay homage to traditional savoir-faire, while natural textures structure the interior.
Hides and furs introduce a subtle contrast, adding depth and relief to the space.
The deliberately soft color palette creates a warm, cocoon-like atmosphere, allowing the furniture to fully reveal its presence.
For this prestigious project, NORKI designed and crafted bespoke pieces in perfect harmony with the spirit of the location.
Cowhide rugs, Tibetan lambskins, and coyote fur or alpaca throws: each creation follows a palette of natural tones, ranging from heathered shades to creamy whites.
These pieces, both discreet and structural, contribute to the space’s narrative, offering a contemporary interpretation of alpine comfort.
