Le Chalet
Dark wooden table covered with marble and wood material samples, architectural drawings and a design book, beside a velvet chair
04 — Cast

The Cast.

A collective effort.

Le Chalet may have started with a particular vision, but bringing it to life takes a rather talented cast of characters. Designers, builders, craftspeople and collaborators, each contributing their own expertise, perspective and occasional dose of patience.

Some have been part of the story since the beginning. Others joined somewhere along the way. Together, they're turning a collection of ideas, influences and ambitious details into something quite real. Utah has seen its share of mountain homes and this probably isn't what it had in mind.

Reverie

A vision takes residence.

For Reverie, Le Chalet is an opportunity to bring a particularly personal vision to life. Ivy and Lei approach design with a shared curiosity about places, periods and the unexpected relationships between them. Their work draws on a world of influences, favoring interiors with individuality, character and a sense of discovery.

With Le Chalet, that perspective takes on an entirely new dimension. Years of travel, collected objects and ideas gathered along the way find their place within the architecture of a mountain home. It's a project where imagination has been given plenty of room—and the freedom to become something real.

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Ivy and Lei of Reverie standing arm in arm against a white studio wall, one in a black vest and light denim, the other in a cream lace camisole and blush trousers
Three members of the Cross Construction team posed against a dark slate wall, one seated on a wooden stool between two standing

Cross Construction

Making it happen.

Every ambitious design needs someone who can figure out how to build it. Cross Construction brings the technical expertise, craftsmanship and practical problem-solving required to turn Le Chalet's drawings into real architecture.

From complex structural details to the countless decisions made on site, their role is equal parts precision and collaboration. It's the work that makes the design possible, including the details that might have been easier to leave on paper.

Fortunately, easier was never really the objective.

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The Supporting Cast

In good company.

The details make the difference, and good company makes them possible. From exceptional materials to the finishing touches, Le Chalet has benefited from the talents of makers, brands and suppliers who appreciate a little individuality.

Their contributions are woven throughout the house, each adding something to the story. Consider this a well-deserved mention in the credits.

Le Chalet at dusk, a mountain home of dark timber, pale stone and black steel with glowing windows above a hillside of grasses and rock

An ambitious undertaking.
A rather exceptional cast.