This renovation project transforms a 1970s apartment in Argentiere into a welcoming retreat for both the owners' family and future holiday guests. Originally from Brittany, the clients envisioned

a distinctive interior inspired by mountain sports such as snowboarding, climbing, and skateboarding.The kitchen was enlarged and now provides access to the mezzanine via a concrete staircase, whose raw materiality recalls the architecture of a skate park. The handrail, inspired by a skate ramp, introduces a subtle metallic accent that enhances the living space. Bold colours combined with pine plywood bring freshness and a contemporary identity

to the apartment. To define the entrance as a distinct volume, a warm orange hue was applied to the walls and built-in cabinetry, creating an inviting arrival sequence. The perimeter walls are clad in vertical pine plywood panels, referencing the raw materials commonly found in workshops and climbing environments. As a final detail, the suspension light has been fitted with repurposed climbing ropes, reinforcing the project's identity while giving a second life to these materials.