POUND LANE RESIDENTIAL HOUSE - GODALMING, UK

NAME OF PROJECT: Pound Lane, Residential House
YEAR OF COMPLETION: 2025
CITY, COUNTRY: Godalming, UK
ARCHITECT: Splash Architecture
BUILDER: S G Ford Construction Ltd
TILES: First One, 2 shades of Green, 2 shades of Terraccotta, 2 shades of Grey, 1 shade of Ochre
M2: 35
PHOTOGRAPHER: Chris Skelton

View from the garden showing how Pretty Plastic’s recycled façade tiles enhance the extension’s visual identity and environmental performance.

“The way the tiles change with the changing light of the seasons make us smile so much”

WASTE UPCYCLED
784 KG

Originally, the homeowners were looking for black clay tiles for their two-storey side extension, but couldn’t find the right aesthetic. Standard façade tiles felt dull and lifeless. Then they discovered our 100% recycled PVC façade tiles – and the biggest question became: how bold should we go with colour? We like to think they got it just right.

This beautiful sustainable home extension now features our ‘First One’ façade tiles, made from recycled plastic waste, in a vibrant palette of two Terracotta tones, two Greens, Ochre, and two Greys – showing how bold colour and sustainability can go hand in hand in modern architecture.

By choosing Pretty Plastic, the homeowners diverted 784 kg of PVC waste from landfill – a meaningful step towards more circular construction and a cleaner planet.

Colourful façade tiles by Pretty Plastic, made from 100% recycled PVC, used on a sustainable two-storey home extension.
Detail of Pretty Plastic façade tile installation on a modern home extension – lightweight, low-maintenance, and fully recycled.
A two-storey extension clad with Pretty Plastic’s 100% recycled PVC tiles, with multiple windows framed by a vibrant mix of Terracotta, Green, Ochre and Grey – a striking example of circular façade design in contemporary architecture.
Façade view featuring Pretty Plastic’s colourful recycled PVC tiles surrounding a single window – demonstrating how bold, sustainable materials integrate seamlessly with modern residential design.
Close-up of Pretty Plastic’s 100% recycled PVC façade tiles, showing texture and colour variation on a sustainable extension.
View from the garden showing how Pretty Plastic’s recycled façade tiles enhance the extension’s visual identity and environmental performance.
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