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4th January 2016

Get The Look: Ski Lodge Chic!

By Darlings Of Chelsea

It’s an exciting time for Darlings of Chelsea, with our fabulous new showroom now open in Verbier, Switzerland! Verbier is a premiere ‘off-piste’ resort that is part of the ‘four valleys’ area. Full of beautiful, picturesque scenery and, naturally, it is a really great place to ski – it’s a popular snowy ski lodge retreat among celebrities from Richard Branson to Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, as well as various Royal Family members from across the globe! And now the people and visitors of Verbier can peruse some of our stunning sofas and accessories at our new showroom there, which is open between 10:00 am and 9:00pm every day, by appointment only – contact John on 00447974979407 or [email protected], or Dee on 00447542520428 or [email protected] to make an appointment.

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To celebrate this marvellous moment in Darlings’ history, we have some tips and advice on how you can create your own opulent sanctuary ski lodge space.

Ski Lodge Style Materials

The key to this design scheme is mixing rustic charm with a look of luxuriousness. Use raw materials alongside sumptuous textures such as sheepskin and (faux) fur textiles with natural wood and stone features like floors, fireplaces and staircases. This combination really adds character to the space.

Image courtesy of Shutterstock.

Image courtesy of Shutterstock.

For a palette that is ultra-sophisticated whilst keeping things simple, go for elegant and decadent shades such as warm, delicious browns mixed with snowy mountain shades of white and grey along with deep dark black. These tones work really well within this theme as they complement the natural materials.

Furnishings

This look is all about getting warm and cosy, so your furnishings should reflect that. Choose a big, comfy sofa – leather or fabric, either can work – and combine it with snuggly throws and blankets, plush rugs and there should definitely be a fireplace of some sort, even if it’s just a fake one on a screen!

Post written by Julie Fisher.