chaletstyle
Chaletstyle, or chalet style, refers to a distinctive architectural and interior design tradition derived from the traditional Alpine chalets of Switzerland, France, and neighboring regions. The term originates from the French word chalet, historically used for shepherds’ huts and seasonal farmhouses, and became widely associated with mountain lodges in the 19th century as alpine tourism grew. The aesthetic spread beyond the Alps and has remained influential in resort architecture and rustic residential design worldwide.
Common features include timber construction or heavy timber framing, with exterior walls clad in wood and often
Chaletstyle has been adapted for various contexts, from traditional ski cabins to luxury lodges and suburban