With temperatures continuing to plummet, we have scoured our Pinterest boards for 10 of the cosiest chalets in remote locations, including a 350-year-old hut in the Swiss Alps and a ski cabin at the top of a slope in Quebec.

Mountain House, France, by Studio Razavi
In line with strict local planning guidelines, French practice Studio Razavi designed this home to blend in with the traditional chalets of the French skiing region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. Overhangs on the front facade help to protect the base of the building from snow accumulation.
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Hadway House, Canada, by Patkau Architects
Precariously balanced on the top of a popular skiing site in Quebec and bordered on each side by jutting rocks, this timber-clad chalet is designed by Patkau Architects. The angular shape helps snow to slide off of the roof, while optimising views across Canada's Whistler Valley. Find out more about Hadway House ? 

La Muna, US, Oppenheim Architecture
Miami-based Oppenheim Architecture was responsible for renovating this Colorado ski resort chalet and restoring its original rustic charm. The chalet is characterised by rough textures and finishes, in line with the Japanese principle of wabi-sabi, which embraces imperfection.
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Laurentian Ski Chalet, Canada, by Robitaille Curtis
This ski chalet designed by Canadian firm Robitaille Curtis is the second on our list to perch at the top of a ski slope, offering...