Herringbone House by Atelier ChanChan
LONDON – With its ornamental masonry façade and the traditional form of its gable-ended roof, the design of the Herringbone House speaks – admittedly softly – to the neighbouring Victorian terraces. London-based creative practice Atelier ChanChan,
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