A barefoot beach chalet where whitewashed plaster, reed ceilings and handmade craft meet the open horizon of the shore.




Chalet Bader is built for slow coastal living. An airy living hall opens under a pitched reed ceiling, its white seating and woven textures framed by carved screens that filter the sea light.
Natural materials set the palette throughout — macramé headboards, tribal rugs, driftwood vessels and pampas — while teal timber shutters and doors nod to the water just beyond the terrace.
From the sculptural white staircase to the pot resting against the dunes, the chalet keeps its luxury quiet, letting sunlight and sea air do the decorating.



