n use, it is breathable, fl exible, weatherresistant and insulating.


The extension to the rear is timberclad, which is fully recyclable and repairable, and the striking black slatted cladding adds a modern twist to the classic Edwardian brickwork. The ground fl oor extension also benefi ts from a green’ roof, which provides insulation and adds more habitat diversity for plants and insects to the home, as well as being beautiful to look out over from the upper fl oors.


The same sustainable ethic continues inside the home. n the new extension on the ground fl oor, eborah and lex chose clay plaster, which was pretinted a soft cream colour. Sourced from U company Clayworks,  ust fell in love with their ethos, says eborah. Clay plaster has low toxicity, low carbon and is very breathable. t is part of the whole ’wellness’ vibe in the space. Clay plaster can help to regulate


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indoor humidity levels, has natural insulating properties and eliminates toxic C emissions volatile organic compounds, chemicals that can impact both the wider environment and cause breathing problems. n terms of fi nish, it can be smooth or rough, depending on the application, and we chose to go with somewhere in the middle, says eborah. Some areas are textured, some smoother. Colour choice was also important, as the colour of the clay plaster is a warm cream, and this continues into what was previously the diffi cult middle room’. ow opened out into the dining kitchen, the walls and the cabinetry in this space are painted the same colour, making the effect seamless.


The cabinetry in this space is a key part of the design, as these cupboards house all the family’s clutter that eborah felt was taking over their home. n the centre of the same wall, the T


HIGH POINT


etting to know the house and personalising it. We now ust get to enoy it


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