The idea of living in a cob house is still very whimsical to me. It's efficient, inexpensive, cozy and environmentally conscious. From my past two posts on
Building A Cob House and the
follow-up with the Mullenneaux's I focused on the building of their cob house and then what it was like to be living in one. Today, I thought it would be nice to visually represent a few beautiful cob houses from around the World. Please feel free to share yours if you live in one, know of someone who does, or stumble across a cob house that I haven't.
San Bartolo, Mexico-Photo Credit: Cobworks Mayne Island, B.C. Canada-Photo Credit: Cobworks
Love these houses! :-)
ReplyDelete@ Melissa, I know aren't they so quaint and unique? It's such a phenomenon and I really think that building cob houses is so interesting. Thanks for stopping by, Melissa!
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