Commissioned by Poplar Harca and Eco World , we worked closely with Jan Kattein Architects to develop and implement a creative strategy to revive the high street.

We were employed to help create and install a series of designs that reflected and celebrated the area’s legacy of garment manufacture, a selection of patterns were collected from across the local community and were re-interpret across the 26 buildings of Aberfeldy Street.

With the theme inspired by the Bangladeshi kantha radition of recycling old textiles to create something new, we worked closely with the local community and residents to collect patterns and motifs to interpret across the space. the project used just over 800 litres of paint and over 300 spray cans, taking just under six weeks to complete painting.

We were contacted by Jan Kattein Architects to help transform a whole street in Poplar London. The provided designs were a collection of patterns collected from the local community and inspired by the Bangladeshi kantha tradition of recycling old textiles to create something new. Over 600 litres of paint were used and it took just under six weeks to complete. We worked in association with www.accentlondon.com and www.cuttleconstruction.co.uk. The Project was coordinated by www.jankattein.com Fil and edit provided by www.louisthornton.co.uk

The Project received a lot of media attention including being featured in the Metro, The Daily Mail online and on ITV London news.

The London Mural Company x Aberfeldy street 10

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The London Mural Company x Aberfeldy street

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