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Stylus Architects' Etta House: A Masterclass in Angular Extension Design in South London

architecture-design · 2026-08-12

Stylus Architects, based in London, has finalized Etta House, a residential extension in south London that modernizes the traditional Victorian terraced house extension. Situated on an oddly shaped plot in the back garden, the design caters to clients seeking a more spacious kitchen that connects with the garden and improves natural light. The irregular walls of the existing structure were utilized to optimize space. A new faceted brick façade ensures a unified aesthetic. Architect Matthew Withers remarked, "Etta House isn't a project about unusual geometry...every design decision became part of one coherent architectural idea." Notable features include a ribbon rooflight over the kitchen counters and angled brick blades at the rear. This project follows Stylus's Green Lodge in Roehampton and was highlighted in Wallpaper* magazine.

Key facts

  • Stylus Architects completed Etta House, a residential extension in south London.
  • The project is located in an awkwardly shaped back garden plot.
  • Clients requested a larger kitchen space with better garden integration and more natural light.
  • The existing house had no walls meeting at 90 degrees, which the architects embraced.
  • The new garden façade is faceted brick, amplifying irregularities.
  • Architect Matthew Withers commented on the design philosophy.
  • A ribbon of rooflight runs above kitchen counters, terminating above the opening to front rooms.
  • Interior features chalk grey bricks, lime pointing, off-white plaster, timber floors, ribbed wood joinery, and deep green cupboards.
  • The rear façade includes two angled brick blades with a bifold door and a tall glass window.
  • Bespoke bricks were commissioned to maintain crisp edges.
  • Stylus Architects previously worked on Green Lodge in Roehampton.
  • Photography by Chris Snook, featured in Wallpaper* magazine.

Entities

Artists

  • Matthew Withers

Institutions

  • Stylus Architects
  • Wallpaper*

Locations

  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • South London
  • Roehampton

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