More on tiny tiny house build

I mentioned I am going with a Victorian color scheme. Here is a pic of the fabric that seems to be the colors I am drawn to.

I think I also made mention of the little travel trailer oven/stove I hope to use in my real tiny house. Here is a pic of that. 

And then I thought I will make a rough sort of replica of that stove for the dollhouse tiny house! I am not going to spend days upon days doing detail work of the stove, LOL, so am settled on just a general look. Pretty fun I think!!!

I spent the day, the other day, really trying to get the kitchen area somewhat complete, along with the stairs and thin wall unit. Here is an overall pic of the kitchen. Where those upper cabinets are is where the ceiling will be for the upper loft. Not stairs off to the left, behind the thin shelving unit, which I decided upon since the floor above will need a corner support system as that floor will not run all the way across the tiny house to the other wall. The stairs cut into the flooring/ceiling. The stairs will only be a foot and half wide which I figure is good enough to handle considering we will only be going up there to sleep. OH and hubby and I are short so a 6 foot ceiling in this kitchen will be just fine! I have found, working in my coffee truck with a 6 ft ceiling, that it is perfectly comfortable for me! 

In this next picture you see the stove/oven and back door area. That narrow floor cabinet has shelves on the other side. It will serve as a barrier between couch and kitchen. 

This next picture shows you a bit of that shelving unit that will support ceiling/floor to loft. The bottom cabinet part will have access to under the stairs, maybe store potatoes and such? Also, the stairs will have drawers for storage underneath steps. The black parts you see represent under counter refrigerators.  

This picture shows you kitchen sink/window. I did the counters with strips of wood, filled and sanded and eurathaned to emulate the plan for having butcher block counter tops in the tiny house. I built most of the elements from popsicle sticks and foamboard. I am really itching to go to hobby lobby in Albuquerque to get other wood for building but that is 2 hrs away with a truck that needs work so that is not gonna happen! sad face!!!!