1950s kitchen cabinets

When Elise and Ben bought their Mount Washington house, the kitchen looked like this. They used this sad kitchen for five years until they finally updated it. The end result is modernized, but still captures the spirit and integrity of the storied older house. Using IKEA cabinets to keep the costs down, they were able to upgrade and personalize the look with Calcutta marble and Schoolhouse Electric hardware for all the cabinets.

When a client emails us a photo's of their kitchen ... Here's the before photo... they told us their planning on renting the home and are looking to update i…

Before and After - using existing birch wood cabinets we retrofitted the kitchen to accommodate modern appliances. We closed off an un-necessary doorway to accommodate a modern size refrigerator and opened up the wall / doorway adjoining the dining room for a peninsula / breakfast bar with addition...

It's been four years since painting my kitchen cabinets, would I paint my kitchen cabinets again or replace them? See the answer for yourself.

Reader Laurie waited more than two years to close on the house of her dreams — which was stuck in what seemed like endless foreclosure. Now that it’s a done deal, Laurie is trying to spiff up the house before moving in and unpacking all her long-collected retro goodies. Amidst all her excitement, Laurie emailed…

When they bought their home, Kelly Goldman and her husband Jonathan knew that every single element within its kitchen needed updating.

Step back in time with this delightful retro 1950s kitchen design featuring a stunning checkerboard floor and coastal accents. Perfect for lovers of vintage style, this kitchen blends nostalgia with summery vibes. Discover the colors, patterns, and decor ideas that will bring the allure of a classic diner into your home!

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Republic Steel Kitchens 1956