A dishwasher is a must! It was missing from the Culshaw Bell Kitchenette. Speaking of missing..... some showed no stoves and/or refrigerators

What I like about Culshaw Bell is that it has lots of organized storage, no plumbing showing, and a microwave. Some of the other look imcomplete.

I figure in a kitchen so small none of them would have a dishwasher.

The Canadian Cottage is light and bright with wonderful wide board floors, and it has a dishwasher!

Wow, they're all so cool! I love the concept of the Culshaw-Bell kitchen-in-a-wardrobe (by far the most popular right now) but for me, I'll take the Shoebox any day for two reasons: 1) much more counter space than any of the others, and 2) a fridge I don't have to bend over to look into!

I do want to say too though that as far as looks & design, the Reed is fab! Wonderful colors!

I prefer the style of the Culshaw Bell. A dishwasher is a must for me. It looks like adding one with a counter top to the right side wound not be hard to do. However, if this was at a weekend get away place or I was not into cooking too much, it would be perfect.

I like the Culshaw Bell design but I need a full size fridge so Shoebox gets my vote since it also offers more counter space. I would need a stepstool for that shelf, though!

Tiny Shoebox has more counter space and a bigger frig/freezer than the others. I assume that is a convection/micro oven and it looks to be a good size. There looks to be ample (ha?) storage around the area. Is that a dishwasher under that cutting board?
I also like Culshaw Bell for the fact it has everything/great storage and can be closed off, not to be seen!

I voted for the Reed Tiny Kitchen, for me is the most functional and cozy. The Complete Kitchenette is no functional, you have to keep it open to cook or do the dishes, and no to much space to do that. Also the doors look heavy.

I voted for Culshaw Bell or as I would call it *Kitchen in a cuboard*;)

I love the light, warmth, and rustic look of Balsam Mountain Cabins. Don't care for the pleats in the curtains, though, and the sink looks tiny.

Like the window, sink, airy and light, floor...nonclaustrophobic...

The Canadian kitchen shows a sink and dishwasher, where is the rest? If we can't see the whole thing, how does it qualify as a tiny kitchen like the others?

Shoe Box Tiny Home or Balsam Mountain Cabins...not a fan of curtains, however.

Why would you waste storage space and water for a dishwasher, when you can wash all the dishes that a kitchen this size can hold in no time at all?

Shoebox Tiny - is stylish and practical - some of the others do not have cooking spaces in their kitchens, or fridges - so don't class as kitchens as far as I'm concerned.

Tough choice between The Canadian Cottage and Culshaw Bell Kitchenette because both are so charming and white is a great choice for a small space.

Christi, on behalf of Thos. Baker

I like the Culshaw Bell, Complete Kitchenette, as well as the Balsam Mountain Cabins

The Culshaw Bell was just a brilliant way to save space and have it still not look nearly as cramped and crowded as the others.

It's all in what you get used to. I am an avid cook and have cooked in a small kitchen with about 6' of counter space for 25 years. I don't have a dishwasher and actually enjoy the mundane task of washing dishes. Small kitchens are often more efficient than large kitchens and lend themselves to getting tasks done in a timely manner.

If we're talking function and efficiency, shoebox.