Switzerland is no joke. In fact, it’s super serious. The people are serious, the mountains are serious, the architecture is serious. And while we generally consider such seriousness a turn off, in the case of Les Jeurs House, we’re OK with it. In fact, we love it.
Designed by Swiss architecture firm Lacroix Chessex (no relation to the seltzer), the angular alpine chalet sits perched high above the tiny town of Col de la Forclaz high in the Alps near the French border with Chamonix and Mont Blanc well within reach.