We were delighted to be featured in the FT’s How To Spend It / HTSI magazine this weekend, in a two page article about designer Zoe Chan and her meticulous restoration of The Ground House in Hampstead.
Zoe spoke about her commitment to low-impact design and mentioned Fallen & Felled as the makers behind the extensive London plane panelling used throughout the home. The timber came from two London plane trees felled in the capital – trees that, like so many, would otherwise have been chipped, burned or left to rot.
Instead, those trees now live on as long-lasting materials in a home designed to last. It’s why we do what we do: rescuing London’s fallen hardwoods and turning them into something beautiful, useful and enduring.
The structure of the living room is made out of UK Douglas fir with a feature vaulted ceiling in London Plane.
Work in progress.
Zoe practices jiu-jitsu with her partner. She is a 2025 world champion (blue belt, light featherweight). The walls and ceiling show the London plane panelling.
Images: Philip White.
