Dang! Very nice indeed. There’s a pretty penny in that copper roof, I’ll wager. (It’s a sucker bet. I work in metal.)
Scrumptious design and detail. I would like to see it when you get it furnished. I love the way the loft is designed.
us it for sale? How much?
Really nice build….great craftsmanship….little differences in yours that is really homey and warm,,,bravo
I always have loved Abel’s designs. The are the most unique and artful tiny houses out there. This is another home run in my opinion. I would love to live in it.
I love all the beautiful windows!
I love the stairs but as usual they seem to be built with an exceptionally high rise. Why can’t they be built with the more normal 7 3/4 rise? I love and would need steps but high steps would be very difficult since I am both short legged and old. At least this one doesn’t expect you to crawl into the loft…
the rise of the steps looks high to me, also. but I appreciate the handrail, which is almost always lacking in other designs.
Steven, thanks for putting this up. If y’all are interested: there is a really nice video tour of the Pinafore by Tiny House Giant Journey: https://youtu.be/yGomaVCVYfM.
And yes, the 7 3/4″ stair risers are a good standard. I would happily build stairs to those specs if requested. The stairs in the Pinafore follow a ‘ships ladder’ pattern, and it makes them much more space efficient (while still being comfortable to climb for most).
I agree Douglas, but for a different reason… I have older pets. They would not be able to climb upstairs to join me at night. I would be ok with a more spread out staircase. It wouldn’t really harm anything and would provide more storage underneath the stairs…
oops – I meant, I agree with Dorothy…
Abel- as usual, your work and design is absolutely marvelous. so happy to see such talent in the world.
Joniel
Dang! Very nice indeed. There’s a pretty penny in that copper roof, I’ll wager. (It’s a sucker bet. I work in metal.)
Scrumptious design and detail. I would like to see it when you get it furnished. I love the way the loft is designed.
us it for sale? How much?
Really nice build….great craftsmanship….little differences in yours that is really homey and warm,,,bravo
I always have loved Abel’s designs. The are the most unique and artful tiny houses out there. This is another home run in my opinion. I would love to live in it.
I love all the beautiful windows!
I love the stairs but as usual they seem to be built with an exceptionally high rise. Why can’t they be built with the more normal 7 3/4 rise? I love and would need steps but high steps would be very difficult since I am both short legged and old. At least this one doesn’t expect you to crawl into the loft…
the rise of the steps looks high to me, also. but I appreciate the handrail, which is almost always lacking in other designs.
Steven, thanks for putting this up. If y’all are interested: there is a really nice video tour of the Pinafore by Tiny House Giant Journey: https://youtu.be/yGomaVCVYfM.
And yes, the 7 3/4″ stair risers are a good standard. I would happily build stairs to those specs if requested. The stairs in the Pinafore follow a ‘ships ladder’ pattern, and it makes them much more space efficient (while still being comfortable to climb for most).
I agree Douglas, but for a different reason… I have older pets. They would not be able to climb upstairs to join me at night. I would be ok with a more spread out staircase. It wouldn’t really harm anything and would provide more storage underneath the stairs…
oops – I meant, I agree with Dorothy…
Abel- as usual, your work and design is absolutely marvelous. so happy to see such talent in the world.
Beautifully done!