1920s kitchen

I love to look at homes for cleaning inspiration, especially the older ones. You get ideas on how to organize. You get ideas on how to decorate. You get ideas on different color combinations. You get ideas on how to situate your cooking pots, utensils and mixing bowls. And then you get excited to go into your own kitchen. You get inspired to implement some of the same concepts. And you get energized to have the same clean look. And when the cleaning, organizing and fluffing is finished…

This original 1920s kitchen from a St. Louis house has absolutely been one of my inspirations. That sink…that vitrolite…😍😍😍 Too often original kitchens...

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When Jill and Charlie Bent bought their Cambridge home, the kitchen hadn’t been updated since 1920. Cosmetic changes made the space function aesthetically for the family, but the space had its fair share of structural issues, leaking ceilings, and ant infestations every spring. After compromising their comfort for half a decade, the couple decided to hire a contractor, Monarch Carpentry, to renovate it.

"Corwith sink in Lucerne blue." This is a pretty French Provincial style kitchen for ... a French Eclectic style home ... circa 1929. Ad was published in American Home magazine.