1950 kitchen

If you have a small 1950s style kitchen and are dreaming about modernizing it, then you need to see this amazing transformation. Learn how to remove a wall, install new kitchen cabinets and completely remodel your outdated kitchen.

Instead of tearing out a 1953 kitchen that needed TLC, Luke and his father lovingly repaired the original cabinets, saving as much material as they could.

Finding solutions to maximize potential while working within limitations is our game! Have a look at how we transformed a 1950s kitchen into a modern marvel with tons of functional and budget-friendly features. Click to unveil the complete project.

HOW TO CREATE A VINTAGE 1950S STYLE KITCHEN Kate Beavis is a vintage expert, blogger, writer and speaker on homes, fashion and weddings #vintage #yourvintagelife #vintagehome #vintagexpert #vintagefashion

We’re getting ready for a kitchen renovation, so I’m sharing a before tour of what our 1950s kitchen looks like now. And check out my design plans to see what we’re changing during the kitchen remodel! Original 1955 Kitchen Cabinets When we first moved in, I thought the kitchen was small and we’d have to do an addition to get a nicer kitchen. But then my dad and the general manager of Lipford Construction (Bob) both agreed it was plenty of space! All of the cabinetry is nested together and…

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

We live in a house with a 1950's kitchen and it's pretty cool. When we first moved in here this kitchen was a little ugly so we made a few updates.Eventually, we will rip out walls and do a full kitchen renovation.

Even with a limited budget and time frame, a major overhaul can be done on a dated kitchen. This 1950s kitchen in Oxnard, California, was in bad need of an update. Walking into it was like a blast from the past: The knotty pine cabinetry had funky details, the linoleum floor was still intact from its original installation, and overall, the space was cramped and dark.With a little ingenuity, the da

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…