La Pouyette featured a unique post of a primitive painted cabin located a few kilometers from Gstaad. The cabin was originally featured in the 1993 Home and Garden magazine. Gstaad is a village in the German-speaking section of the Canton of Bern in southwestern Switzerland, and home to one of the largest ski areas in the Alps. This home was at one time considered a wellness area with sauna, and built in 1628. The evidence is found in the inscriptions. The walls are decorated with paint in black, green and red. In some areas of the home, formulas of blessings in Roman letters in Gothic characters are seen on the walls. Painted wooden panels, decorated beams, friezes carved into the woodwork, all add to the beauty of this home. Blonde wood is used on the floor boards, and the furniture is found in in natural pine. Visit La Pouyette‘s Blog for additional photos of this spectacular home.
