Miroslav Bentley Kubala sent some photos of his beautiful cordwood garage/storage studio in Prague (Czech Republic).   Miro is an artist and a fancier of things automotive/motorcyle and sound related.  

In his cordwood garage/storage area he decided to lay a cordwood floor. 

He intermixed the cordwood with brick and stone.  

Here are instructions from Miro:

• Clean the floor.
• Cut slices of wood (hardwood or a rot resistant softwood) 3/4″ to 1 inch.
• Seal the top of the slices so they don’t get stained by the grout.
• Glue the slices to the floor
• Fill the gaps with grout (Miro used a mortar/bentonite/acryl solution
• Seal the floor

The juxtaposition of stone, brick and cordwood is very compelling. 

Miro built a rugged post and beam framework and then infilled with cordwood. 

On his gable end he placed 62 Jack Daniels Whiskey bottles.

On the inside he has stone, brick, block, cordwood…