Somewhere in the Swiss Alps, at the end of a meandering lane within Valai's French-speaking region, sits Chalet Cocagne. Nestled between pasture and peak, the home also finds itself suspended between tradition and full transformation. Originally built in the 1970s, the structure's bones belonged to an era of low ceilings and small apertures, tasked to protect its inhabitants from inclement weather. It has since been reimagined by interior designer Marianne Tiegen as a modern residence inviting light, landscape, and layered textures beyond the threshold
Hiking Switzerland's alpine cheese trails offers a journey through stunning landscapes, connecting travelers with traditional cheesemakers and local dairies that preserve centuries-old traditions.