@Alex Sumerall I really like the rammed earth wall you build for your shower. I have an interior wall that is by code a fire stop wall. It is 2x6 framing with each side 3/4” plywood. I was wondering if a thin rammed earth wall could be made on one of the plywood faces. It would mean that only the beautiful look would be visible on the inside of the room. Is this something that could be built?

Alex, this is gorgeous. And thank you for the clear instructions and accompanying photos. 👏

It’s lovely. The roof has interesting color tones that go well with the cob work. I can’t tell if the roof is clay tiles or metal. What is it made of and how were those colours achieved?

It is beautiful Alex!

@Alex Sumerall I am planning on staining our shower floor (polished concrete) with copper sulphate, ferrous sulphate and coffee and then sealing it. I don’t want to use tile because of the potential slip factor (we are senior citizens and while building keeps us healthy, we are not getting any younger). The cement floor is the same height as the bedroom cob floors allowing us to use a wheelchair. Love to hear if slipping is something you have addressed in the selection of the tiles.