Montana Cob Cottage: Sleeping loft

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Monday, November 17, 2014

First layer of plaster and sub-floor.

Posted on 9:27 AM by cristile


A sample of the final layer of plaster. It will be lighter. 
We are putting flag stone down in the bathroom under the clawfoot tub. 


The loft has a custom built, cob headboard with built in night stands! 



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