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Kristin Perers and Worm London

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Kristin Perers and Worm London
The garden between the studio and the church vicarage. Portrait FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kristin Perers, Katie Smyth, Terri Chandler

My home is located in a 19th-century vicarage; my husband is the vicar of St. Thomas Church, a Church of England church from that era in London’s East End. It was built to the elegant proportions of Georgian London architecture—five stories tall, thin and airy—on a terrace that is one of the oldest in this part of the city.

The house is home to my husband and me and sometimes our three (mostly) grown children. The house also plays a double act: linked directly to the church by way of the crypt, vestry and tower, it is a public space hosting a variety of gatherings for the church and community.

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Kristin Perers and Worm London
The garden between the studio and the church vicarage. Portrait FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kristin Perers, Katie Smyth, Terri Chandler

My home is located in a 19th-century vicarage; my husband is the vicar of St. Thomas Church, a Church of England church from that era in London’s East End. It was built to the elegant proportions of Georgian London architecture—five stories tall, thin and airy—on a terrace that is one of the oldest in this part of the city.

The house is home to my husband and me and sometimes our three (mostly) grown children. The house also plays a double act: linked directly to the church by way of the crypt, vestry and tower, it is a public space hosting a variety of gatherings for the church and community.

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