st moritz villa
switzerland
Perched in the prestigious St. Moritz ski resort in Switzerland, this seven-floor, 5,000-square-meter architectural marvel redefines alpine luxury. Designed to seamlessly blend extreme opulence with the rugged beauty of the Engadin mountains, the residence merges breathtaking natural vistas with bespoke, world-class amenities.
The grand reception serves as the focal point of the home, featuring 10-meter-high, floor-to-ceiling windows that reveal sweeping, panoramic views of the Swiss Alps. Designed for seamless entertaining, the villa includes a custom chef’s kitchen capable of fulfilling any culinary desire.
Residents and guests can indulge in a private gym and an extensive home spa that rivals boutique hotel wellness centers. This sanctuary comes complete with a steam room and sauna, an ice chamber, a salt chamber, a hot tub, and a striking underground lake. Entertainment spaces include a home theater and a wine cellar, while a dedicated ski den offers direct ski-in and ski-out access to the powdery slopes.
For automotive enthusiasts, the underground garage for six cars is designed as a private showroom. It features a custom-made car turntable large enough to accommodate a Bentley Bentayga SUV.
Vertical movement throughout the seven floors is an architectural experience in itself. All levels are accessed via a cantilevered, six-sided staircase that appears to float in mid-air, accompanied by a custom-made glass lift with a three-meter-tall cabin that glides effortlessly as if by magic. A series of internal windows allows daylight to penetrate deep into the building while providing jaw-dropping glimpses of adjacent spaces as residents move through the villa.
The exclusive guest wing is reached through a dedicated staircase made entirely of structural glass. This private enclave boasts its own lounge area and five individual guest bedrooms, each accompanied by its own en-suite dressing room and bathroom.
Lead Associate:
Studio DAR Architects, London
Interior Finishes: Studio Jacques Garcia, Paris