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The renovation of a tiny house kitchen involves installing ceramic wall tiles, constructing a sink base from ecological bricks, and wrapping a rusted freezer. To plan the layout, the team uses a website to simulate tile patterns in the actual space, selecting the Pointer SPAC line in green for the walls and pink for the sink countertop.1:51 Initial attempts to cut the ceramic with a manual tile cutter fail, resulting in broken pieces; the team switches to a marble saw with a diamond blade for cleaner, faster results.3:22 The sink base is built using soil-cement ecological bricks produced on-site, reinforced with steel rebar and concrete channels to meet structural standards.8:14 To address corrosion on the freezer caused by salt air and moisture, the surface is sanded, treated with a rust converter, and finished with a vinyl wrap.13:02 A 3D-printed cactus-shaped handle provides a final custom detail.17:45 Proper surface preparation and the use of traditional grout simplify the finishing process compared to previous acrylic-based attempts.7:03

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