Looking at the brickwork on the facade of Number 10 it’s not the type of brickwork you would expect on a London house of that period. I would expect it to be the honey yellow of traditional London Stocks but instead we see a disjointed grey / black patchwork that almost looks as if it’s a coating of some sort.
Any idea if its always been been like this or why it’s like it is ?
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Rolling Stones, did it
https://www.businessinsider.com/why-10-downing-street-door-is-black-2015-12?r=US&IR=T
Actually quite an interesting factoid
So its a nod to history. Still think they should just change it and make it straight. Everyone around the world probably sees the 10 and dont notice the angle but those that do will think we are useless if we cant hang a door number straight
Number 11 has the bigger family accommodation though.