Holiday home

Celerina, Switzerland

Living room with wall element made of bush-hammered concrete and inbuilt fireplace by Rueegg

Photo © Peter Tillessen

Living room detail bush-hammered concrete and photographs by Jules Spinatsch

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Living room and view to the kitchen

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Wall element made of bush-hammered concrete along the stair and view to the kitchen

Photo © Peter Tillessen

Handcrafted black walnut kitchen and chrome steel

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Bush-hammered concrete block from behind with inbuilt containers in oak

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Bathroom with freestanding bathtub Viceversa by Agap

Photo © Peter Tillessen

Mustang slate bathroom with mirror niche

Photo © Peter Tillessen

Bedroom with room-high sliding door and integrated profile

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Küng sauna with glass front and green slate

Photo © Peter Tillessen

Single Houses

Interior Designers: Architekturbüro Herbert Bruhin

Location: Via Maistra, 7505 Celerina, Switzerland
Year: 2005

To create this flat, two apartments on adjacent floors were combined to form an atmospheric whole. In place of the original small room, an open floor plan was devised that contained expansive interior views and outward-looking vistas. The heart and connecting element of the two floors is a wall element made of bush-hammered concrete with gravel from the Val Bregaglia, which brings the essence of the mountain into the home. A fireplace, wardrobe and alcoves intended as practical storage space or for displaying various objects are integrated into the wall element. The commission included everything from the room arrangement to the selection of premium materials and decoration.