“A herringbone pattern runs throughout the house, uniting spaces executed in a palette of birch ply, Tadelakt and terracotta”
Positioned a short walk from the Walthamstow Wetlands, this three-bedroom house has been beautifully reimagined by WIDGER Architecture. A smart palette of materials has been used, including pine, terracotta, and Tadelakt plaster, with the spaces visually linked by the use of a recurring herringbone pattern. Original features and proportions have been celebrated, with contemporary interventions and extensions introduced on the ground and top floors. There is a tranquil garden behind the house, dotted with roses.
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