How to design-build an eco-friendly and low-cost urban mud house in Delhi NCR, India?

Is it easy to design and build an eco-friendly and low-cost mud house in a city like Delhi? Veena Lal, who runs a charitable society for destitute children by the name of Karm Marg, has made it possible. Her organization, organic farm, and mud house are located in sector 84, Faridabad in Delhi NCR region.
This video is about Veena Lal's house built within her organic farm. She is a firm believer in sustainable architecture and designing habitats for optimum use. She has applied the same for her own house and went ahead with the decision to build with mud. After years of research, travel, and a global pandemic, the house was finally complete in 2021. It is built from 70% sun-dried mud bricks (adobe bricks) and 30% fired bricks, cement, and stone.
Ar. Amol Mankeekar was appointed for designing and executing the project. Amol, a 30-yr old young architect, has been specializing in mud structures and was associated with the late Didi Contractor (Delia Narayan Kinzinger) who specialized in natural buildings and had received the Nari Shakti Puraskar in 2019.
Amol designed the house in a 'plus' shape to open each space to at least 2-3 open sides and allow maximum ventilation in the house. The house was supposed to be built completely in mud but due to maintenance issues, one leg (comprising all the utility spaces such as toilets, staircase, bathroom and wash area) was built in fired bricks and cement. The whole house is designed to keep water consumption and water flow in mind. Hence, all the water is channeled naturally towards 2 sets of banana trees that soak up the water and its nutrients. Even the toilet is a dry toilet without any flush or sewage system. The human waste is treated to prepare compost which is then used on the organic farm. Air conditioning is not required as the house is well ventilated and maintains the temperature inside the house. This is also because of the thick mud walls and mud floors that insulate the house well too. The backside faces the north and is used in summers, while the front side faces the south and is thus used in winters. There are various other features in the house design that have been incorporated according to Veena Lal's preferences.
According to Didi Contractor, "The house should be like a set, where life can take place. It should blend as much as possible. It shouldn't stand out. The house shouldn't be an identity in itself. It should just provide a space for that person's life to happen."
Also, for her sustainability meant, "you do whatever is possible from your side and then a little more. There is no 1 end goal. There is always a spectrum."
0:00 - Introduction
1:06 - Context Delhi NCR
1:26 - Work and Home
2:15 - Initial Challenges and Solution
3:02 - The architect, design, and construction
4:34 - Design process and priorities
5:09 - House tour
8:45 - Other features
9:41 - Budget
10:52 - A home for everyone
11:22 - Learnings from Didi Contractor
12:03 - 1st day after moving
Down to Earth is Science and Environment fortnightly published by the Society for Environmental Communication, New Delhi. We publish news and analysis on issues that deal with sustainable development, which we scan through the eyes of science and environment.

[@rongmeilulu7053]

Our mud house in Nagaland still standing strong from the year 2000..!the only maintenance needed was cleaning absolutely no cost... people with no experience seems to know everything about anything. Good house veenaji 🌸🦋

[@D2E]

That's great

[@ashoknaroney6965]

बेशुमाऱशकदधबुधि@@D2E

[@shristipandey5620]

Whenever I read or hear mud house the first thing comes to my mind is the heavy rainfall How these mud house survive in heavy rainfalls? And also people say that it won't survive rainfall and it needs too much maintenance and we can't Could you please tell a lil about it

[@MilkMocha56]

@@shristipandey5620 people have been living in mud houses since ancient ages,such houses can very easily survive rain.even i was living in mud house/kaccha Ghar before 2007

[@kit-nun5476]

@@shristipandey5620 Mud houses can survive heavy rainfall because it is strong due to the quality of raw-material used and the process which they use to make them. That being said, even concrete buildings fall down during heavy rainfall, and floods. Many people say mud houses don't survive heavy rainfall, cause they've either only seen low quality make-do-mud houses or those made using techniques that aren't right. Also, many of them don't know what they're talking about, and are only influenced by these thoughts - "Mud houses are only for poor" & "western way of living is better"

[@middleclass4137]

Mai Uttarakhand ke pahadi area se hu... Or mera ghar pura mitti pathar or gobar se bna hai... 100 year se jyada ho gye hai or abhi bhi usi ghar Mai rhte hai... Dekhkar acha lga ki log mud house ki importance samjh rhe hai

[@elizabeth2416]

This is my idea of paradise, a house that accesses the garden from every room. Just beautiful.

[@amolmankeekar8574]

Thank you very much 😁

[@MrSandipthakor]

My dream too

[@wanderwithsana]

Same here 🥰

[@kerra3699]

Same here.

[@varunsoni326]

@@amolmankeekar8574 Hello Amol, great job on the architecture, plz share your contact details. I would like to discuss a project with you.

[@arunshankars8398]

The key is to not bother about "chaar log kya kahenge ?" and just do what you wish to do in life. Good job! I liked the ventilation and the small garden very much. I didn't find the dry toilet very convenient.

[@ajinkya3780]

Chaar log bhi bolenge ki "badiya ghar banaya hai"

[@ACHARYASUHAN]

All the time after learning about dry toilet I was unable to get it out of my head. Everything is quite good but not the toilet.

[@mothratemporalradio517]

yes i watching a video about a very charming European equivalent but that was the catch and then there may be questions of regulations when it comes to buildings and plumbing. It's interesting to think about in terms of problem solving, it seems like you can build out of clay with less difficulty than might be expected which is a novel concept. But this won't necessarily have anything to do with the normal plumbing requirements of buildings and whatever structural requirements and costs that involves. In a way, if you also don't have running water (trying to remember if that was the case in the other build), you're kind of going back to before modernity in the sense that it's now accepted that functional buildings must have plumbing. But of course that didn't used to be the case and even after WW2 in Europe, it seems there are people who remember not living with a flushing toilet indoors in the 60s and 70s. In Sydney a lot of the terrace houses had outdoor toilets and the way sewage waste was dealt with before flushing toilets was by "nightsoil collectors". Of course in terms of public health and minimising disease spread, changes in plumbing have been associated with improvement in health. However, I'm not sure there's anything especially unhygienic about a "long drop", but they remain a very unpleasant concept. i guess it's worth it in some situations, i assume plumbing is very expensive, to the point that instead of a flushing toilet you could buy another block of land for another building. (Edit: writing at the start of the video, for some reason i thought this was going to be a schoolhouse for disadvantaged kids, i don't know why, and i was thinking that the best means to an end in that context.) The only disease risk i can think of is if there were some kind of biting insects also attracted to waste. It's a bit gross to think about. I'm thinking about tsetse flies now, but they are from a completely different continent. Probably India has its fair share of freaky insects tho..

[@gopipadmakrishnan9121]

Me too felt very uncomfortable about dry toilet

[@Namaste_5]

Agreed

[@madandu]

I remember living in stone, mud house with gobar flooring, ceiling during childhood in Rajasthan. The native-house felt cooler inside as it was breathing air. I still feel quiet lovely touch of mud/gobar surface.

[@sneha3388]

Can I know if it would stay warmer in winters compared to concrete brick house ?

[@GD-mm8ev]

​@@sneha3388no but I think ig might not be a problem because india Is a warm place and day by day it's going to increase and eventually wd will ran out of fossil fuels and the winter is going to be quite warmere also so it's not a big deal

[@baguraditya]

Not just is the concept of the house wonderful, the story telling was equally good to bring out all aspects of the house. Good job 👍🏼

[@D2E]

Thanks Aditya

[@shivamvishnoi64]

@@D2E if we want to visit there, how we connect?

[@goamgoam]

@@shivamvishnoi64 From the description: Veena Lal, who runs a charitable society for destitute children by the name of Karm Marg, has made it possible. Her organization, organic farm, and mud house are located in sector 84, Faridabad in Delhi NCR region

[@goamgoam]

@@shivamvishnoi64 And check bwinsingh's comment and reply to comment by Veena Lal. You can connect with her. All the best 🙂

[@radhikasway786]

@@D2E visit my mudhouse in MP Damoh ...it's in 10 acre farm.. purely unburnt bricks..it's very soothing in Summer and warm in winters...and nights are awesome here with little cold in deep night....it's like jannt in jungle ..

[@riturajsandhupeasant4885]

Thanks again for documenting her story and house building techniques. I wish India had more tiny house movement.😊💗💐

[@vikrantrajput8211]

I think its a mud house rather than a tiny house...

[@Sedgewise47]

That’s a “tiny” house?

[@veenachandu1]

Yes it's not a tiny house but it's not a big house, it's two 10*10 bedroom with only one living area build up, rest open area. Practical for four people living.

[@dreamer8244]

Delhi mein itni jagah mein toh 5 Ghar ban jaye ,tiny house movement 😔🤨🤨

[@hemanipandya5651]

I am living in my mud and stone house on my farm. I took stones and mud from my land itself. The remaining materials like roof tiles, windows, doors were procured within 10-15km. Wood, roof tiles were reused, taken from the nearby village. The whole house cost me less than 3 lakhs including labour cost.

[@deepakkumar-nm2ve]

This types of houses will surely prevent the urban heat islands in the cities , more greenery , low carbon footprint and more aesthetic way of living.

[@skalrask8097]

👍

[@suryaca7374]

Love the words said by Anmol "The should not be a seprate Identity in itself ,it should blend with the person living in" Makes sense.

[@amolmankeekar8574]

Thank you :)

[@poojaagrawal790]

​@@amolmankeekar8574 hi please share your number

[@vikrantrajput8211]

I have seen documentary about this house in another youtube channel also. However, i enjoyed this video with same interest. Thats the beauty of eco friendly structures....Kudos to this Lady...She would inspire many people in our country..

[@suvmatrix]

Living with nature is the key to reduce the bad effects of modern lifestyle. It's great now people are thinking into this direction. Hopefully we will see more changes so that everyone can have this kind of environment.

[@RajeevBAgarwal]

Amazing! Kudos to Veenaji for realising her dream of a mud house in Faridabad itself.. after having explored the hills. The compost-toilet is a tricky thing to achieve, and it’s quite impressive indeed.

[@veenachandu1]

Thanks, dry toliet as an idea not very convincing in the modern world but it is best for the environment and saving water.

[@shivamvishnoi64]

@@veenachandu1 yes.

[@ts2423]

@@veenachandu1 How is this concept sustainable & healthy for living beings in the presence of poor AQI in NCR? People use Air Purifiers in this region. Nice concept from energy savings point of view, but I am not convinced to build such a house in this region with so much ventilation. My grandmother suffers from Asthma.

[@aminashervani7200]

What a beautiful house you have made Veena. I live in Gurgaon . Can I please visit you ? I want to build a mudhouse also

[@actsrv9]

@@veenachandu1 A couple of honest questions - how does the dry toilet system handle excreta when one has gastrointestinal infections - does the sawdust / mud cover it so that it does not spread through the compost? Or is there some herbal germicide that can be used to ensure that the compost is free of microbes that cause dysentery, cholera, or other gastro diseases? I assume that the pit will be closed to as to prevent flies from entering and then spreading infections around, correct? Secondly, have you had any worms, pests or unwanted insects grow in the composted material? If not, was it due to some precaution you took (herbal germicide or insectide like say turmeric or neem ) or are such bacteria tolerated by manure and not passed up into the plants above the soil after use as manure for plants? Does turmeric and neem destroy the viability of the compost? I really love the concept of composting and I wish more frontline research went into designing solutions to mitigate risk of infectious diseases and disease carrying pests from compost. This will save so much water and is the natural way of excretion for most of human history.

[@sreesanthsasidharan3841]

Veena's house and Hari and Asha's house previously featured in your channel are two of the best mud houses I've seen. Both are simple and energy efficient.

[@D2E]

Dear Mr Sasidharan, Thank you so much for watching our videos.

[@shivamvishnoi64]

@@D2E how we can visit there?

[@aqlin000]

I really like the architect and homeowner's mindsets. Stunning work! Very inspiring to see a home built through intentionality like this! She made a beautiful choice indeed!

[@bwinsingh]

Such a thoughtfully made house Veena... love how you explain everything....why you did what you did... and how you did it. So wonderful that you met Amol...someone who could translate your ideas into mud bricks and stone.....even make place for birds to nest....so inspiring and happy-making. Thank you Thank you

[@veenachandu1]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@swaminadanevedapuri7719]

Such a wonderful idea DiDi decided to build a real home for living with nature and adopting the creatures living, really your idea and the Archetect played a great role in building a home. Thank you DIDI and also the Archetect service 🙏

[@tintunbirha]

I am glad I found you. I have a 2400sq ft vacant land next to my house and was planning to convert it to a garden. But now I will look into it again.

[@t555d]

Though i have lived in mud house during childhood but never thought in modern day someone would like to live in something like that.... i had always loved it.. and thank you for sharing it.

[@msnish28]

Omg, this house is only 10 mins from my house, never heard about it. Thanks fir sharing her story. Very environment friendly house and very thoughtful and that too in city like Faridabad where pollution level is too high and yes greenery is very less.

[@deepikaverma8231]

Its really not only beautiful but a soothing experience to see such house with minimalism and sustainable development.

[@thinkingbeing]

That's the beauty of nature and being natural. Love this concept and thanks DTE to bring this.

[@loveislove9211]

Only down to earth can bring such stories . Hats off to the team.

[@aamirahmed9303]

one of my absolutely favorite channels to watch on youtube. You guys bring such lovely stories across india. Love you immensly!

[@geetasaigal5959]

Sister, it’s a beautiful house and love what you believe in, do what you can and a little more. You’re such an inspiration. God bless you 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@kalaakaaram]

I love cob house a lot.. and feel happy that there are people who are moving towards natural building..

[@UTube1179]

This is so beautiful and nature friendly. Cement is the worst polluting industry ever. Hope people get inspired from this and build more homes like this. Thanks for bringing this to us. 🙏

[@udityabajpai1308]

This is exactly how i always wanted my house to be....thank u for showing that it can be true...❤💟🥰

[@c.m.303]

Amazing work Amol...I love how this is like living in the garden. Absolutely wonderful and intelligent design with it's natural efficiency!

[@Realtor2023-]

No words, it’s really wonderful. I remembered the old days when people had small mud homes but their heart were big. Eat light, live simple life, spread love and always remember God. 😍

[@jaygeo1592]

I was feeling a little under the weather, but after watching this video, I'm totally refreshed!!!

[@Readerpariwar]

Wonderful ! Thanks to the architects who placed an exemplary model farm house, for the present weekend farming lovers

[@fluteDurga]

this is soo v. beautiful. "the house should blend and not stand out" loved this statement.

[@dreamsdesires]

I too will have a house like this soon. Thanks for inspiring Veena ma'am.

[@sangeethaa24]

Wow. . My dream home, wanted to stay in this kind of home from long time. Hope I can build it one day. 🙏🏻

[@lydiaaiman1012]

Really incredible thoughts for mud house and that too so tastefully done up and breathing spaces. Wish i could create one such soon

[@srishtikumari6871]

Got inspiration for my future home 🏡..!! Thanks down to earth 😊👍

[@ritukaushik2960]

Just saw this wonderful video.....one word to describe... mesmerizing

[@MBKGemsVlog]

This is what i was looking for many years but today finally found it. The home with totally near with nature. I also want to make the same house in pakistan.

[@fahadfaruqui3575]

I'm in love with this house. indeed its soothing to the soul

[@alimelums6895]

Nature is in the house. Plants, water ,pets and u r furniture everything is beautiful. The way u r explaining everything is very nice.

[@yashitagupta5087]

This is just what Delhi and all the urban spaces need. More power to you Amol and can't wait to meet you and learn more! Thank you Veena ji for providing this inspiring story. It would be an honour to visit this mini heaven.

[@amolmankeekar8574]

Thank you Yashita :)

[@tanikajamuar3911]

This house is really a dream come true and kudos to you for putting down your thoughts into reality. I wish to have something similar some day.

[@ayushspooke2968]

oh boy, I am like flabbergasted to experience such a home. I am ready to give double the cost if I get something like that. Wonderfully presented as well.

[@asyla3389]

The dogs are the cutest thing , thank you for taking care of them you beautiful lady

[@handl3_me]

I actually like it, thanks for sharing. It's all very practical, I appreciate what the young man said at the ending, that the house blended in with its environment♥️

[@reenayadav3784]

Simply loved this mud house. Must be so soothing to mind

[@tanujakhatun9149]

I really love to live in this house so appreciative . It's better than so called celebrity house museum . I have a huge respect here . Totally worth it

[@mrvarunaneja]

Absolutely amazing.. This home 🏡 imbibes the concept of sustainability. ✅

[@ns.kha29]

This is my dream home too since I was little I always plan and know my future life I will live in a house just like veenajis, she is so pleasant. I just hole that by the time I finish my studies I will have the resources and will find such a nice architect like the one in this video to help make my dream home!

[@sarahp1383]

Beautiful house. Such a nice place to come back to and call it home. Simple but attractive, for earth has a natural beauty, a natural attraction, which appeals to all the senses. Lovely windows letting in clean fresh air, and at night there is the rising moon casting it's silvery light in all the rooms. So magical to sleep with moonlight washing all over you and creating it's magic around you. The house with its hand crafted artefacts and the use of vibrantly coloured fabrics lends so much charm to this house. The outdoors are as inviting as the indoors. In fact spending more time in the open spaces, and feeling the sun and wind, - - - - - they have a way of revitalising you. Congratulations Mrs Lal for constructing this sensibly planned, cost effective , environment friendly house, and for incorporating that wonderful lady Didi's design concept and understanding her abiding love for Mother earth.

[@5042gat]

Ma'am you don't just have a beautiful house but a beautiful heart and mind too...great effort 🙏

[@jitendrasoni54]

This is the house 🏠 that you see on any hill station. Natural life is best in today's life 🙏.....god bless you didi and amol architect..... hat's off to tour ideas

[@deegee6381]

Finally found what I was looking for! The bot is the best of them al

[@kiranscatch]

First time in my life, I have clapped multiple times while watching a vedio in youtube. I don't have words for your idea, building it, and for your architect. Great job.. God bless you.

[@amolmankeekar8574]

Thank you for your kind words :)

[@minakshigouda7448]

It's really vy sweet nd beautiful decision to make a life vy peaceful ...and... Make a human vy honest... Because.. Nature is most beautiful things in whole world...

[@KusumGardening]

न जाने कितने लोगों के लिए ये एक सपने जैसा है , बहुत सुंदर 👏👏

[@kanishkarichhariya3950]

Soo beautifully made just loved it, I would surely wish to have a house like this.

[@rsdudwe]

Best home for human life Also for nature Great Job

[@kashishiyer7891]

Though I have watched this video before. I still feel like watching it again and again. It gives me calming feeling and is also informative. When I build a house in coming future, I will surely take an idea or two from this video. You are such a lovely peaceful lady. I wish I could see the house plan on a paper.

[@saurabhsrivastava2753]

This is really natural and future forward, like dream come true

[@AR-zp9nc]

MASHA_ALLAH.....Yaqeen nahi hota ke aaj ke daur mei aisa bhi ghar banta hai jahaan chhoti chhoti cheezon ka khyaal karte huwe iski ta-meer ki gayi hai..... its unbelievable

[@kavitayadav5036]

This is exactly the same house I want for myself...awesome home

[@create40urself]

Beautiful house. I can say dream house for me n those people who want to live their life with down to earth. Happy to see your beautiful house 😊

[@mostawesome9610]

I can not tell you how I love this channel!! 💯 # ALWAYS DOWN TO EARTH 🌍

[@IAS505]

I love everything said by both Veen ji and the architect! Truly inspiring,I had this same idea, may be one day I'll be able to achieve it. Just one thing that's bothering me is to know if the bathroom gives away any bad odors..

[@veenachandu1]

Not at all, just need very little maintance

[@IAS505]

@@veenachandu1 thank you for your reply ma'am :) so happy to see it ❤️

[@ManagerAcademy]

I am so so inspired by this story that I am going to Odisha to build my mud house . I am not that confident about the dry toilet but I also need a low cost house so confused. This video is my go to for so many things ! Thank you ma’am.

[@ankammadhulika2378]

Wow this is what my future imaginary house looks like ... Sustainable and blends with nature!!

[@kashishsharma6809]

Damn such 🥺a pretty house. Imagine the experience during rainy season 😌❤️

[@NehaJain_]

Such a beautiful concept. I wish it was more easily accessible to most. Apart from the toilets and free flow of water of bathroom (will require a lot of time to adjust to that concept) , everything else was on point... Lovely house!!!

[@vanessakendi8785]

This is a very beautiful home, filled me with warmth ❤

[@paramasengupta9976]

So beautiful and amazing experience. Loads to learn as well including the fusion which helped embrace this life

[@ghiblikami5329]

This was such an amazing learning experience I got from watching this video. I love the concept, the subtle small artworks throughout the walls of the house both in the exterior as well as in the interior are a bonus point that adds to the overall aesthetics of the house. Beginning with the shape of the house designed as a functional aspect to the ventilation works everything about this house speaks architectural perfection. But as an architect myself, I'm curious to know about the structural framework of the building, as to how a mud house supports a floor above the ground floor? Is it a load bearing structure? How is the slab constructed? I'd really appreciate if you guys let me know about the structural works of the house.

[@prithvipalreddy]

Proud of you didi and Amol and all the supporters

[@deepjyotidas4237]

Wow didi! What an amazing house 🏠 🛖 you have! I wish every Indian 🇮🇳 to have a similar mud or a down to earth 🌎 house once they retire. Good luck, didi! Your dogs 🐕 are really cute, as well. Cheers!! 👏👏🤗🎊🎈

[@AbdulRazzaq-cs5wh]

Great house... It will give peace and health

[@anjalishivhare9047]

I wish!! I could just visit this place once!!

[@racharlavaikuntam7173]

I really like this type of houses and this houses are so intresting then other .

[@pugmark9426]

beautifully designed, explained, concept.... and the main thing it is in delhi ncr..... just suprbbbbbbbbbbbb

[@lajwantishahani1225]

Sustainably built house with such pleasing aesthetics too! The compost toilet is a wonderful idea which can even provide methane gas for cooking, but the open bath might be an invitation for unexpected wild life (?) although I love the concept.

[@phanindraamarapuram4292]

It’s beautiful very inspiring and very true it’s best decision u made n you got excellent architect too. Brilliant in all ways

[@ApoorvaDixit1488]

Our Mud house in Chand, Chhindwara stood for around 100 yrs. Its no more there now. We have a lot of wonderful memories from there.

[@Sumit-Sh]

Out of the box thinking and very practical.

[@Ravinutella]

Thank you for giving me a glimpse of the main design element I'd like in my dream home

[@usharavi1722]

Truly sustainable .. brilliant work

[@girishbedge7401]

Veena'ji 🙏🙏🙏 for keeping the faith and trusting Amol'ji to deliver..

[@k.chaitanyaachinni9051]

This is the idea where I want to built the exactly same low cost,sustainability,and using natural materials ☝️👌👍 thanks a lot for this idea😍🤩

[@D2E]

Most welcome 😊

[@balbirsingh.]

This is so good. Modern monochrome House gives depression. This mud house is soil feel kinda thingy gives relaxation

[@stanzinkhar405]

Loved the house , almost all the house in Ladakh built this way .

[@yashtyagi3031]

amazing back to the roots

[@SuvechhaSahoo]

People are nowadays running after urban homes but this is the idea of village home . during my childhood I have seen a lot of homes like this in my village it was wonderful at that time but slowly people criticised the mud house and now everyone is praising

[@shaily8153]

Truly inspiring! Thanks for sharing! Great work by Amol! 👏👏👏

[@manalitekwani9010]

Amazing house... beauty with brains..

[@Renpenz29]

I'm from Trinidad and Tobago, where there's a huge Indian population. I discovered 'modern' mud houses through KZbin but after having a conversation with my mom, she fondly recalls visiting her Indian friend's home as a child, which was built out of this material. I'm sure Trinidad still has them, mostly in the Southern region. It'll be a cool thing to see more architect of our times discuss how to revitalize these homes in different regions around the globe based on the climate, especially with "climate change"

[@ns.kha29]

Yes, same here in guyana my grandma used to tell me about the benabs (mud houses) there

[@swathisri2492]

Congrats for grt house ubhave ... and to the architect... for this work .

[@shubhamgupta1446]

Thank you so much Down to Earth...I also want to build this type of house and thanx for awareness about our most valuable Nature

[@D2E]

You are most welcome

[@akmalsam]

We used to go to our grand mothers mud house on school holidays,no electricity, really fun, i love that

[@khushi334]

This is such a wonderful house

[@Drplantoo1464]

I love that type of house🏠 wonderful✨😍 great job

[@polish-braziliancouplebuil6226]

Nice to see sustainable and economical houses. We are producing our own ecological bricks and building our house ourselves with the bricks we produce. Soon, we will show how to produce and build with them. You save tons of money doing that!

[@robinkartik6356]

Thank you so much for sharing this video. Love from Rajasthan Barmer

[@user-mw7kb4xs1w]

Thank you madam for sharing your ideas and your wonderful house with us...