When you think of a Chalet, this little residence nestled on a lovely little lot in Switzerland is not the first image that comes to mind! But the Reconstruction of a Chalet is a project that explores spatial possibilities when it comes to modern minimal homes even while keep the exterior more vernacular and classic. This little Chalet in Brot-Plamboz was designed by frundgallina with an exterior that is crafted completely out of rough fir boards sourced from the local Jura forests. On the inside, these wooden surfaces are beautifully polished and give the home a relaxing, cozy vibe.Whimsical Reconstruction of a Chalet in SwitzerlandMore than the ambiance of the space, it is the many unique design features of this structure that demand your attention. For instance, each side of the tiny chalet has its own entrance with two windows that are identical in shape but of varied sizes. It almost feels like a magical little space that has come alive from the page of a fairytale book and as you step inside, the different sized opening between the various rooms inside adds to this wonder.Completely crafted from wood, it is only the roof of the structure that uses metal with top-notch insulation and an energy-independent design making it a delight to live. Green, minimal and woodsy, this is indeed the ideal retreat with loads of fun! [Photographs: jc frund]Polished Fir boards from the Jura forests create a relaxing interiorDelightfully minimal and whimsical design of the wooden Switze...