The mini pools, positioned on the private terraces and gardens of the residences, open directly onto panoramic lake views, framing the serene luminosity of Lake Maggiore. With their compact footprint (2×2 metres), the Miroir Small models offer a refined response to the desire for personal relaxation—without compromise on design, technology, or material quality.

The beige nautical eco-leather cladding was selected to echo the warm, natural tones of the timber façades and architectural detailing. This considered palette reinforces the dialogue between built form and landscape, between visual coherence and functional intent. Stainless steel, the defining material of the Miroir range, introduces a contemporary and understated contrast, shaping a pool with a distinctly architectural presence and superior technical performance.

The stainless steel shell ensures long-term durability, exceptional hygiene, and minimal maintenance, thanks to its smooth, non-porous surfaces that inhibit bacterial and fungal growth. Increasingly embraced in the wellness and hospitality sectors, this technology proves equally well-suited to high-end residential environments—where both perceived and tangible quality are essential to the living experience.

Here, the hydrotherapy pool is not an accessory but an architectural element in its own right: a private sanctuary for wellbeing that engages with its natural setting, enhances the spatial narrative, and offers residents an everyday moment of regeneration, framed by one of the most evocative views in the Swiss landscape.