This stunningly beautiful tiny home with sculpted cob walls
looks out over the banks of a small stream in Somerset, England where the local
dialect still has remnants of the Anglo-Saxon language. The home is the work of
Lisa and Rich who built the house with clay from the stream that runs just out
of view in this picture. They collected roundwood of Pine and Hawthorne thinned
from the local woodlands to build the frame of the home.
The roof of Lisa and Rich's home is tiled with cedar
shingles. The walls are straw bale on the north and east with sculpted swirls of cob on the south and
west.
Rich is an artisan woodsmith and made the unbelievably beautiful window and the door.
Source: naturalhomes
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