From Bungalow to "Bungalove"
In a bungalow full of colour, vintage finds and unexpected details, FSB 1267 handles in Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier® find their place.

A bungalow with a new point of view
A home does not have to be large to have a strong personality.
Vreni Frost and Ben Fuchs call their renovation From Bungalow to Bungalove. Their 1970s house in Brandenburg is a mix of bold colour, clean lines and vintage pieces, with room for humour and the unexpected.
The bungalow began as a 26 m² building and was extended to 104 m² by its previous owners. Vreni and Ben are now making it their own. In the kitchen, a blue island stands against white walls; elsewhere, expressive objects and contrasting colours give each room its character.
It is a home that feels lived in, rather than designed to follow a formula.


Even the handles have a say
"We love it when design goes beyond the large pieces of furniture down to the smallest details…it is precisely such elements that can decisively shape a room.“
- Vreni Frost & Ben Fuchs
The colour story continues beyond the furniture and walls. It reaches the door and window handles, objects used countless times a day and often barely noticed.
Against the bungalow’s mostly white doors, the coloured handles are small but unmistakable accents. Their simple shape lets the colour do the talking.


FSB × Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier®
FSB and Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier® bring architectural colour to an element that is both practical and tactile: the handle.
In "From Bungalow to Bungalove", the handles sit naturally alongside the colourful furniture, patterned textiles and vintage finds. They are not the loudest feature in the house, nor do they need to be.
What makes them interesting is the attention given to something so familiar. A pink or green handle can change how a white door is perceived, without changing the door itself.
For architects and interior designers, it is a useful reminder: colour decisions do not stop at the walls.

Project: Vreni Frost & Ben Fuchs (IG: @dvng.thxngs) | Brandenburg, Germany | FSB 1267 × Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier® | Photography © Marie Staggat





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