Le Chalet
A silver-toned view from the Le Chalet lot, across the Jordanelle Reservoir to the hills of the Wasatch Back

01 — Foundation Grounded here.
Inspired elsewhere.

The Site

When we purchased SkyRidge lot 154 in 2021, this corner of the Wasatch Back was still known simply as Daniel, Utah. Since then, Mayflower Mountain has become Deer Valley East Village, and an entirely new destination has begun taking shape around us.

The snow-covered SkyRidge lot in 2021, looking across the valley toward the Deer Valley ski runs2021 — The Lot
The same view today, with new homes filling the SkyRidge hillside below the Deer Valley ski runsNow — Deer Valley
"The intention was never to build a house that felt like a mountain house. It was to build a home that happened to be in the mountains."
A patterned gold ceiling and warm living room, San Francisco

San Francisco feels like home.

A chandelier-lit stone hallway with checkerboard floor in France

Paris feels like home.

A stacked-stone entry with a corten steel gate, Sonoma

Sonoma feels like home.

A lantern-lit facade at night in Kyoto

Kyoto feels like home.

New York City street facades, old and new, side by side

New York feels like home.

A dim, richly colored lounge with leather sofa and antique portrait, Carmel

Carmel feels like home.

Le Chalet is home.

The key motif from the Le Chalet mark

The Plan

Three sheets from the architectural drawings — The rooms of Le Chalet before they have walls, finishes, or a personality of their own. Click a sheet to look closer.

Le Chalet architectural floor plan, sheet one
Sheet 01Click to enlarge
Le Chalet architectural floor plan, sheet two
Sheet 02Click to enlarge
Le Chalet architectural floor plan, sheet three
Sheet 03Click to enlarge