With this project, I was commissioned to provide my clients with a remodelling of a simple chalet bungalow built in the 1960s. This design presents a sleek, modernist-inspired home defined by its clean horizontal lines, smooth rendered façade, and carefully composed geometry. The front elevation blends bold, rectilinear volumes with a distinctive curved feature that softens the form and adds architectural interest. Large, dark-framed windows are strategically placed to maximise light and views, while maintaining a balanced rhythm across the frontage. A striking, brightly coloured entrance door provides a vivid focal point against the crisp white walls, adding personality to the minimalist palette. The flat roof and overhanging canopy enhance the contemporary aesthetic, and the overall composition conveys a sense of lightness, precision, and understated sophistication.