There are projects that go beyond a simple announcement. Others speak more quietly, yet say far more about the era we live in.

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With Alba and Knox, their two new micro-chalets located in Saint-Côme, in the Lanaudière region, Stevens and Ines, content creators and talents represented by One Way, are not merely launching a rental property. They are responding to a growing collective desire: to slow down, reconnect, and redefine what luxury truly means.

Just 90 minutes from Montreal, the couple introduces two four-season retreats conceived as a natural extension of their creative universe, refined, intentional, and deeply human.

Alba and Knox: two spaces, one vision

Nestled in the heart of nature, Alba and Knox share the same design philosophy: contemporary architecture, clean lines, generous windows, and an almost obsessive attention to detail.

Chalet Alba stands out for its warm, light-filled atmosphere. Natural light becomes a design element in itself, revealing a minimalist yet inviting interior. Its signature feature, a suspended net mezzanine, transforms the space into a true cocoon, perfect for reading, resting, or simply slowing down. Outside, the spa completes the promise of total disconnection.

Knox, on the other hand, embraces contrast. With a bolder architectural presence, it balances modern aesthetics with a spirit of adventure. Open living spaces, natural materials, and expansive windows create a constant dialogue between indoors and outdoors. Here again, the spa becomes a focal point, especially striking during winter months.

The micro-chalet: a new expression of contemporary luxury

The growing popularity of micro-chalets in Quebec is no coincidence. In an age shaped by remote work, mental overload, and constant connectivity, smaller spaces offer a compelling answer: living better with less.

Alba and Knox fully embody this mindset. Their compact footprint is not a limitation, but a deliberate choice. Every square foot is optimized, every element purposeful. Spa, outdoor fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, Wi-Fi, electric vehicle charging station, everything is present, without excess.

This balance of comfort, design, and efficiency also makes the project particularly attractive as a rental offering, in a region where immersive nature experiences continue to gain momentum.

When content creation becomes spatial storytelling

What truly sets Alba and Knox apart is their origin.
Accustomed to telling stories through images and digital narratives, Stevens and Ines have translated their sense of storytelling into a physical environment. Every angle, texture, and perspective feels intentional, designed to be lived, but also felt.

More than a real estate project, Alba and Knox reflect a broader shift: creators extending their universe beyond platforms and screens. A bridge between digital aesthetics and real-world experience, between narrative and hospitality.

In Saint-Côme, the story has only just begun, but it already speaks volumes.

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