My Projects

Create Beautiful, Non Toxic, Hand-Crafted Interiors
“It’s really the best of both worlds: extremely detailed hands-on guidance to see and feel how the materials behave, and better information than in most books because it’s grounded in real experience.”
— Rebecca, clay plasterer, Australia

My earthbag house in Turkey.

My ancient barn renovation in Spain.

Transforming a cabana into a funky bedroom.

Creating a bathroom from hazel whips and mud.

Disclaimer: All the content in The Mud Home website is provided for informational purposes only. The author undertakes no responsibility for any person or entity who chooses to use the information on this website. It is not intended to be a standard and should not substitute for the exercise of good engineering judgment by engineers. It is the user’s obligation to make sure that he/she uses the appropriate practices and consults the appropriate experts when building. It is the user's obligation to make sure they are following health and safety guidelines. The author is not responsible for any accidents, injuries or damages to persons or property incurred while using the information presented in this website.

Some blog articles refer to the use of lime. Please note, lime is caustic and can cause burns. Read The Mud Home guide to using lime safely here.

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Learn the Art of Earthen Plasters

The Earthbag Home in Turkey

The Stone Barn

The Bedroom Hut

The Wattle and Daub Bathroom

Many thanks to all those who've already become Mud Sustainers.