Imitation stone

“Minty House” is the result of a colorful and quirky architectural intervention on a Victorian home in London’s West Hampstead. Completed by London-based Peter Morris Architects, it includes a novel extension that uses an ultralight polystyrene-based imitation stone material painted in mint ice cream green. Juliet Murphy Peter Morris Architects Minty House is located on a street of Victorian houses. A project for a young family, its key feature is the inclusion of a rear 15-square-meter (162-square-feet) kitchen extension with a filled-in side return alongside a full refurbishment of the home. Peter Morris Architects takes a colorful approach to architecture and design and the studio envisaged the extens... More