For Sale: Architect Duo's Surprisingly Large Self-Designed House

Recently completed to an exceptional standard, this two-bedroom house in Homerton, east London, exemplifies a wonderful marriage between tactile materials and voluminous living spaces. The interior and exterior are materially distinct, with a sharp façade made from Petersen D72 brick and precast lintels, which cleverly juxtaposes with the warm, woody interiors characterised by Douglas fir and European pine. A secluded patio garden provides private outdoor space, with the larger green areas of Victoria Park and London Fields close at hand.

Filming and Editing: Edmund Cook
Production: Hannah Phillips
Graphic Design: Tom Young

00:06 - The exterior
00:28 - The bathroom
01:06 - The bedroom
01:14 - The staircase
01:43 - The living space
02:25 - The exterior

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[keithronson]

Probably one of the most liveable London homes I have ever seen. Brilliant use of space and so liveable.

[CalisunHouse]

Love the natural lighting in this house!

[thinkplanetearth]

Very nice space. For me, I could not do the whole roommate thing as two adult couples.

[dear_darling]

Beautifully done project! Great collaborators

[mariabanholzer]

Love this The Much love from South of France

[lagritsalammas]

I really like your content but I wish your videos came with floor plans to better understand the spaces shown.

[BobBlack]

Nice stairs and garden, the rest of it leaves me rather ambivalent about its quality and values

[danrothbart]

This where Vince staples did his tiny desk?

[mitchellconnell]

Just jumping in here to say that custom cargo bike is rad.

[sieveroconnor-aoki]

Too short - it was hard for me to get a real 'picture' of this place.

[PieceMeals]

Parts of it are nice but the ply wood is overkill. It weirdly works as a staircase, in the bedroom and kitchen, but then when it comes to the study/library, it feels claustrophobic and like it just needed a breather. What's with all these London hipster architects/artists etc and plain plywood?

[sol]

What's their @ i would love to see more of their projects