After installing he upper floor, the light cables, the outside siding and carefully measuring the dividing walls inside so that they all have the same angle as the roof - I started with furnishing of the tiny guest toilet and the bathroom.
Bedroom and bathroom will have lowered ceilings because of the proportions of the rooms - just did not look cosy enough when peeping in from the outside ...
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| Here is becomes visible: I want to make a gallery ... |
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| As you can see here I work with loads of foam board and cover it with thin basswood sheeting. Used real wood though for the ceiling of the ground floor. |
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| The gutter downpipe will hopefully conceal the wood cracks - but this outside wall is removable |
First decision was how to tile the shower. I opted for wood 'ceramic' tiles (made from popsicle sticks) to stick to the minimalistic look.
I first had to make the furniture for the guest toilet before putting the wall in - too tight to put my hands in after that..
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| A tiny hand wash basin for a tiny guest toilet |
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| It is amazing what one can make with the parts of a hearing aid! |
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| dry run to see if this utensil shelf fits.... |
Orso returned my salad bowl filled with greeneries 😊. That will be the deco on the dining table.
And the warm evenings were great for making some books sitting outside until the daylight faded... or the mosis gave me a hard time ;-)
And I added a few more items to my
Shapeways shop: a director's chair, sidetable indoor/outdoor in two sizes and stackable Ikea chairs.
It shows that I had a bit of a summer break at the office... lol.
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