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covering Commershal Road- east london
I love the contrast in the city between these two opposing Facades,
one is temporary and cheap used to cover the old in preparation for the new.
The other is the old striped back only to the thickness of a brick panstacingly preserved to
cover the new with the desiriblity of the past.




Crate Barking 2009Covered building near brent plastics
Hand car wash wall Dalston
close up of peter butler house i really liked the graphical layout of the
windows and colour detailing of this building.
Takeaway floor - faux marble ( ceramic tiles) Barking 09
Walk around Kingsland Road
Take away exterior wall - faux marble (ceramic tiles) Kingsland Road
Stone Cave, restaurant - Faux Mabel (ceramic Tile) Dalston 09
Brick flooring- Kingsland passage 09
front terrazzo – Istanbul Iskembecisi - Kingland road 09
front Terrazzo- Pound Land- Kingsland Road
step Terrazzo – Rio Cinema - Kingland Road
wall paint, glitter- Amusement arcade - Kingland Road
Unloved Crazy Paving - Balls Pond Road
column, ceramic tiles - shoe shop _ Kingland Road
Door Mat, Discount Fish Store – East London
It might be just because i have been looking at to many patterns.
but to me i like how the door mat is a interpretation of the same sort of foe stone/ granite
pattern that is used a lot for Bus laminates, but its qualities differ as a result of being made up from a different material
Walk around White chapel
Disused head stone showroom- faux pebbles(ceramic mosaics)Brick lane
I love the use of these modern mosaics that cover the interior wall surfaces
of the space it reminds me of the colours in the Film Mauvais Sang
( Leos Carax)
London Muslim Center – Whitechapel
The Bell Foundary- faux oak ( painted soft wood) - Whitechaple
Chemist- mosaic glass tiles – Whitechapel