Nestled in the Tyrolean Alps, Lanserhof Lans’ elliptical edifice was designed to manipulate angles to enhance the priceless vistas.

The subterranean gym, salon, and treatment rooms are airy and light with stark white walls and porcelain slabs warmed by undulating cedar-paneled walls.

The main house’s dining room, dressed in calming tones, was extended to let the public spaces breathe.

Surrounding a fireplace in the bathhouse near the sauna, solarium, and steam room, gray chairs mix with cranberry poufs and wood-lined walls that lead to two balconies overlooking the Alps.

Mesh details line the corridor where an exposed staircase connects the original building to the new bathhouse.

A more moody vibe prevails in the library, lined with colorful books on art, fashion, and architecture, and windows that peek outside.

Thanks to an abundance of light flooding through expansive windows, guestrooms and the penthouse suite are calming retreats, complete with a gray, white, and wood palette and balconies with wooden mesh shutters to protect from harsh alpine winds.

Thanks to an abundance of light flooding through expansive windows, guestrooms and the penthouse suite are calming retreats, complete with a gray, white, and wood palette and balconies with wooden mesh shutters to protect from harsh alpine winds.

Thanks to an abundance of light flooding through expansive windows, guestrooms and the penthouse suite are calming retreats, complete with a gray, white, and wood palette and balconies with wooden mesh shutters to protect from harsh alpine winds.