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[Texasmouse]

Judging from the Texas flag, the American living there is perhaps a Texan?

[Oznell]

You wanted more, @Patriot3 --  here's a sitting room looking toward the dining room:

You're right, @Texasmouse ,  she's a proud Texan with an international design business.  Her house in Dallas is different than the Swiss one, but also demonstrates her traditional, exuberant, maximalist style:

Corner of her Texas living room--

And Texas dining room.  Love the dreamy blue walls--

Her book explores more of her cosmopolitan, world-traveled style--

[Oznell]

What a fun adventure, @tobes --  I love goats!

[spiderw]

The land is spectacular!  I do like the chalet with the exception of some of the decor especially the fourth photo.  to busy for a small area.  However, the chalet has its charm and character and would be a nice place to spend a vacation.

[PINKdogWOOD]

Looks like what a gingerbread house sould look like @Oznell.  Love the last photo with the 'pet' cow comes in to visit!

[Patriot3]

Thanks @Oznell  for more inside pics.  Fun to look at.

[ECBG]

I love this!  She has a talent for mixing color and patterns.

The chairs around the breakfast area are darling!!!~

[jubilant]

 @Oznell  I love the atmosphere of the Swiss Chalet. My favorite is the dining room. I love the cow picture and the beautiful landscaping, too.  I personally couldn't deal with that much pattern but, here, it is quite lovely.  Sometimes you just love what is for what it is!!

[wilma]

Love the exterior and the views.  There's too much print mixing & too many patterns inside for me. I do like the dining room though. That's my favorite room. 

[maximillian]

@wilma 

My thoughts, exactly.  The word "busy" came to mind; too much stuff, too many patterns, too many colors.  I just like decor to be a little simpler and tonal.  Just my taste; not a criticism.