Shabby Chic Cabin Update

I have made a few updates to the Shabby Chick Cabin so I thought that I would bring everyone up to speed.
 

When I left off at the sink, I was at a point where I needed drawer pulls.  I had some heavy duty foil left over from a knife making project at the Tulsa Miniature Club.  I titled the picture "foiled again" because they were just not looking to great.

I opted for a my stand by, and ordered a faucet and drawer pulls online from Miniatures.com.

Here is a picture of the sink all glued together with all of the drawer and door pulls installed and the faucet in place.

Here is a picture of the cabinet in it's place in the cabin.

I added a few accessories to see how it looked.  The rough hewn ladder came with the cabin kit.  I added a little white-wash.  The side table with the antique coffee grinder is a vintage piece (circa 1950's) by a company called Toncoss.

Here is a photo of the loft.  The majority of the space is taken up by a big brass bed ( a local estate sale find) all decked out in comfy white linen.

 I envisioned  the corner space of the loft as a place where the owner of this she-shed likes to escape and work on crafts including sewing.

Here are some views of the lower level

I chose a family picture from my daughter's wedding this summer over the fireplace.

Here is a view of the front porch.

I may add a ceiling fan to the porch and maybe some curtains to the windows.