A place without haste – shaped by earth and imagination

65.000 sqm of open space – a piece of land being gently returned to nature. Thoughtfully integrated into the rolling hills, alongside the Loisach River a place is taking shape that grows organically and in harmony with water, flora and time.

A quiet interplay of nature, time and the soul of this place. Wood bears the marks of time: recycled timber shaped by wind and weather, its textures whispering stories of the past. Colours are drawn from the landscape itself – the deep reds of blooming clover, the rich greens of Alpine meadows and the golden glow of pollen drifting through the light. Tyrolean craftsmanship meets a sense of French ease: a balance of authenticity and refinement, tradition and quiet elegance.

A house that welcomes you and offers a sense of closeness, where the fireplace beats like a heart and radiates warmth. It wraps you warmly in its embrace. Shapes melt into one another gently; colours dance like blossoms in the wind. The floors, like veins of the earth; the walls, a song of wood. Colours echo the melody of red clover -  deep green leaves, glowing yellow pollen, and the purple of the blossom. Tyrolean craftsmanship meets French lightness – a harmony, for now and for eternity. High above rest the four Himmelslogen (sky suites), High above rest the four sky suites, offering sweeping views across the vibrant landscape, up towards the mountains and the twinkling stars. One of them: spacious and unique, with its own pool – a front-row seat that brings dreams to life, in a quiet and pristine setting.

A six-metre-high entrance, calm and striking. Beyond it, light, warmth and greenery begin to unfold. Terracotta surfaces bring depth and character, their tones inspired by sun-warmed earth, while plants appear like small islands within a space designed for stillness and retreat. Light moves softly through reflections, and the pool rests quietly like a mirror of time itself. Guests enter the water along a gentle incline – like stepping slowly into the shoreline of a lake. A space reduced to its essentials: walls, water and ceiling. Pure, quiet and contemplative. And then, almost unexpectedly, the view opens up: the Zugspitze framed like a painting, a horizon that allows the mind to wander.

The Loisach flows gently through the landscape, shaping spaces along its banks. Day and night blend softly together in a rhythm of organic forms and quiet ease. Light touches the greenery, wood carries the traces of time and river stones speak of natural simplicity and origin. Inside and out, everything feels connected to the surrounding landscape: flowers in bloom, snow and ice in winter, the shimmer of the stream and the changing moods of the seasons. A place that offers warmth, calm and a quiet sense of belonging – gently inviting you to slow down and simply be.

Built from local timber and natural stone, each of the 16 individually designed chalets carries the warmth and character of Tyrol deep within. Every handcrafted retreat has its own unique atmosphere, thoughtfully curated with carefully chosen details throughout. Rustic yet refined – a quiet form of luxury that blends gently into the mountain landscape while preserving the soul of our Tyrolean home. 

Life grows freely here – colourful, layered and alive. Perennials, herbs and woodland landscapes unfold in harmony with one another. A garden that does not seek to control, but to give back. One that listens to the earth and welcomes people in. Fireplaces, flowing water and quiet yoga decks create spaces to pause, breathe and reconnect. This is not a rigid masterplan, but a living dialogue between nature and people. Roots stabilise the soil, leaves create cooling shade, insects move from blossom to blossom.

It is not force that counts here, but harmony – between nature and humankind. Diversity becomes balance, and balance becomes beauty.

Our gardens were never designed from a fixed idea, but grew from the spirit of the place itself. From the river finding its natural course. From the wind moving through the meadows. From what was already here long before us. They unfold freely, poetically and sometimes unexpectedly. Guided by the experience of Leon Kluge, the award-winning landscape designer from South Africa, whose philosophy begins with listening carefully to nature and understanding it as a precise and intelligent teacher.

The more closely you observe nature, the more clearly you begin to understand how plants naturally coexist, layer themselves and evolve together. There is an intelligence within these ecosystems that cannot simply be designed – only understood. The goal is never to impose an idea onto the landscape, but to recognise what already exists and what wishes to emerge from it. What grows here is therefore not a traditional garden, but a living landscape. Pathways are not rigid. They appear, soften and sometimes disappear again. They follow the Loisach River, weave through grasses and lead to places of stillness and movement alike.

Everything that grows here belongs to this place: vegetables, herbs, berries and flowers – not simply for practical use, but as part of a larger living cycle. Nothing remains static. The garden evolves with time, with the seasons and with the people moving through it. A place that leaves room to breathe.