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Haus am Walensee

Homestory

Front view of a 19th-century house with a pitched roof in the mountains
Entrance hall and staircase with a desk from the 1950s
A sofa with several armchairs in front of a huge studio window overlooking greenery
A cat stands at a large glass window overlooking the valley of Lake Walen.
Dining table in a high-ceilinged interior with white pendant lights
Black Eames plywood chair in a white stairwell
Wooden staircase in a late 19th-century house
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Wood panelled wall with many photo postcards hung on it for inspiration
A large stone studio building from the 19th century surrounded by old trees and a meadow.
Stone façade of a 19th-century house with a black cat in the garden
View of the mountain panorama of Lake Walen
Front view of a 19th-century house with a pitched roof in the mountains
Entrance hall and staircase with a desk from the 1950s
A sofa with several armchairs in front of a huge studio window overlooking greenery
A cat stands at a large glass window overlooking the valley of Lake Walen.
Dining table in a high-ceilinged interior with white pendant lights
Black Eames plywood chair in a white stairwell
Wooden staircase in a late 19th-century house
Lorenz_Cugini_Haus-am-Walensee_015.jpeg
Wood panelled wall with many photo postcards hung on it for inspiration
A large stone studio building from the 19th century surrounded by old trees and a meadow.
Stone façade of a 19th-century house with a black cat in the garden
View of the mountain panorama of Lake Walen

Simone Ott und Reto Caduff lebten lange Jahre in Kalifornien und arbeiteten in der Medien- und Kreativbranche. Auf der Suche nach einem neuen Zuhause fanden sie bei ihrer Rückkehr in die Schweiz dieses Juwel im Glarnerland, das einst der Kunstmaler Hans Alder für seine Familie für sich bauen liess. Dieses haben sie von Philippe Stuebi Architekten sanft und respektvoll renovieren lassen.
Zusammen mit dem Journalisten Mirko Beetschen von bergdorf habe ich ihr neues Zuhause für eine Homestory fotografiert. Publikation im Idealen Heim und Espaces Contemporains.

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