Minimalist ski-in, ski-out chalets and apartments across Courchevel, Méribel, Megève and Val d’Isère in the French Alps. Pared-back spaces of wood, stone and light, made for quiet days and the ease of stepping straight onto the snow.
There’s a certain calm that exists only in the mountains, where design folds into the landscape and comfort takes the shape of stillness. Across Courchevel, Méribel, Megève and Val d’Isère, a new generation of ski-in, ski-out chalets advances alpine luxury not through excess, but through space, texture and restraint.
These chalets and apartments are shaped for those who prefer silence to spectacle. Architecture in dialogue with snow, light and altitude. Each one a private threshold between the mountain’s energy and its peace.

In Méribel, Luna stands in contrast to the snow with its dark timber, soft light and a sense of purpose in every line. The design is confident yet calm, warmth and weight held in easy balance.
Luna feels hewn from the mountains it occupies. Views are far-reaching, and the amenities, from heated pool to sauna, cover everything you want after a day on the slopes. Inside, texture leads: brushed wood, smooth stone and tailored upholstery. It's a place that restores rather than performs.
Chalet Luna

Appartement Naos 204 D captures the modern evolution of alpine living: bright, composed and designed for quiet connection. True ski-in, ski-out access meets a consistent calm that runs through every room, from soft-grained wood to mountain light that lifts the space.
A private terrace opens to sweeping valley views. A play area for young children and shared spa and pool facilities make it an ideal choice for families, while the refined, effortless aesthetic keeps it grown-up. Naos 204 D sets a slower rhythm in the heart of Les 3 Vallées.
Apartment Naos 204 D

A quiet retreat in Demi-Quartier, Crosshaven delivers calm and clarity for guests who seek it on their ski break. Contemporary yet soft, every detail feels deliberate without ever feeling forced. It's a private, balanced space built for a pause from everyday noise.
A full wellness suite and pool anchor the mood, while generous living areas invite connection without fuss. Minimal, composed and unmistakably modern, Crosshaven distils the mountain to its essentials.
Chalet Crosshaven

Set within Megève's open countryside, La Forge trades bustle for stillness. Ski-in, ski-out yet ringed by fields and forest, it's more akin to a private estate than a resort chalet. Space is used with restraint, leaving an impression without overwhelming.
Inside, timber and marble set a quiet palette. A heated indoor pool frames valley views; vaulted living spaces, a chef's kitchen and six serene bedrooms make this a home for long, unhurried stays in one of Megève's most secluded settings.
Chalet La Forge

In Courchevel 1850, Apartment Alta distils discreet alpine living. Sculpted lines and pale timber form a contemporary space that feels both grounded and lifted. A modern retreat at the heart of the slopes, with seamless access to them.
Within one of the resort's most exclusive residences, guests enjoy a full wellness suite, including pool, sauna and hammam, alongside daily housekeeping and private service. Refined yet deeply relaxing, Alta is composed Courchevel comfort.
Apartment Alta

In one of Val d'Isère's most coveted enclaves, Chalet Cervinia feels both extravagant and understated. Close to the Joseray piste yet quietly removed, it balances the mountain's power with a finer hush.
Spread across three levels, the chalet unfolds in warm timber and stone. Six en-suite bedrooms offer framed views of snow and sky; each feels generous, ideal for groups who value private retreat as much as time together. A dedicated wellness floor completes a home designed for recovery between ascents.
Chalet Cervinia

Chalet Kitsune feels like it has the perfect setting, part timber, part light and tucked within Val d'Isère's snowline, it brings precision architecture and alpine warmth into easy conversation.
Inside, the proportions feel right: a softly lit pool beneath brushed wood and stone, a sauna that hums low, air carrying that high-altitude hush. Beyond the glass, the slopes draw their lines across the valley that all serve as a reminder that stillness and motion share the same view.
Chalet Kitsune

If you're looking for a French Alps luxury chalet or apartment rental that takes classic alpine beauty and pares it back, these are the places. A dash of minimalism, modern lines and ski-in, ski-out ease, for guests who don't want to miss a moment.
From Courchevel's light to the calm of Val d'Isère, each home speaks a common design language: deliberate, refined and unmistakably Bluemoon.
