Found at christine592, LizaDiamond, sharkysrevenge, American Vintage Home and pappysgirl.
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Found at christine592, LizaDiamond, sharkysrevenge, American Vintage Home and pappysgirl.
From 1926:
From 1945:
From 1949:
From 1951:
From 1960:
From 1961:
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I think that vintage kitchens are great, minus the ones with overwhelming amounts of a single color. Other than that though, they're a lot of fun. Thanks for the post.
Posted by: Steve Lillybeck | 31 October 2011 at 10:13 PM
Is this an old Ikea add?
Posted by: SEO Los Angeles | 18 November 2011 at 02:00 PM
I agree, the vintage kitchens in the pictures are cool. But the first comment is correct, just avoid using one vivid color.
Posted by: London Roofer | 11 May 2012 at 06:28 PM
A kitchen is a workplace that should be comfortable enough. Not really that luxurious but at least it can provide the basic functional elements in terms of use and comfort. Vintage kitchen designs are still in, just change the color scheme so it will not be overly splash with color.
Posted by: Builders in Kent | 11 May 2012 at 06:31 PM