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Bergwiesenglück

Hansgrohe · Chalet and suite resort

See, Tyrol, Austria

Brand
Hansgrohe
Building type
Chalet and suite resort
Location
See, Tyrol, Austria
Year
2017
Scale
12 chalets of ≈110 m² (up to 8 guests) + 2 suites in the main house
Year
Opened in 2017
Where used
Basins, baths and showers in chalets and suites

An Alpine resort of 12 three-storey chalets in the Paznaun valley, with concealed hansgrohe Talis E, Metris and Focus mixers in stone-and-timber bathrooms.

Bergwiesenglück opened in 2017 in Tyrol's high Paznaun valley. Its architecture draws on traditional Tyrolean hay barns: 12 freestanding three-storey Stadl chalets of about 110 m² for up to eight guests each, plus a main house with two suites, two Tyrolean restaurants and a rooftop infinity pool.

Interiors are dominated by wood and natural stone, textile wall panels, open fireplaces and a private spa with sauna in every chalet. The bathrooms continue the natural theme with light textured stone, solid-wood furniture and large tiles running into walk-in showers.

Basins have concealed wall-mounted hansgrohe Talis E mixers with a 22.5 cm spout, while baths use concealed hansgrohe Metris and Focus mixers on the iBox universal rough-in. The concealed fittings form a deliberate contrast with the rustic setting.

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Photo: Hansgrohe SE

Sources: pro.hansgrohe.com

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