To see without being seen, a narrow path between two rows of trees leads to the entrance of L'Observatoire. From there, a striking view of the river unfolds. The architecture mirrors the surrounding forest—deeply rooted in the earth, the chalet rises up to the treetops. The wood cladding on the exterior resonates with the interior, acting as a natural extension. L'Observatoire consists of stacked blocks that separate the living spaces from the bedrooms and bathrooms. Every room enjoys a view and is bathed in natural light. The exceptional windows on the upper floor serve as a giant screen, constantly connected to the river, the boats, the birds, the sky, the stars, and the trees. This open-concept living area, where white dominates, stretches outward onto a beautiful terrace enclosed by a glass railing. An atmosphere of lightness, fluidity, and intimacy reigns within.