It’s impossible to look at the cultural landscape right now without feeling the magnetic pull of the 1990s. With the release of Ryan Murphy’s FX series Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette, the world has once again fallen under the spell of the era's definitive "It" couple and their immaculate, understated aesthetic. It was only a matter of time before this shift filtered from our wardrobes into our interiors, bringing the same restraint to the spaces we inhabit.

While the search for something entirely new and groundbreaking continues, I think a full departure from Mid-Century Modern doesn’t seem likely anytime soon. Micro-trends come and go - from the austere beige-on-beige minimalism of Kim Kardashian’s mansion to recent bursts of surrealist flair. But Mid-Century Modern remains a steady reference point.

Enter the era of the uber-designed ski chalet; a small but growing band of properties treating mountain stays like mini urban hotels - intentionally designed, camera-ready and unapologetically curated.