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Armco advertised their new enameled kitchen products in the April 20, 1918 Country Gentleman. The kitchen appears not to have electricity. The stove would have burned wood or coal and that appears to be an ice box in the next room. Very few farm homes had electricity at the time.
"Palo Alto" "kitchen and bath remodeling" "general contractor 94301" "94302" "94303" "94304" "94306" "94309"
temporary storage solutions for kitchen. want to replace with wall of 12" deep cabinets and more counter space.
Vintage glassware, probably from the 1940s, is currently our only cookware. We have developed quite a collection!
It's so clean and beautiful, but most of all it's healthy. We quit cooking in metal years ago and the change over time is profound. Our bodies always feel it now if we happen to eat something that someone cooked in a metal pot. I can tell you, it does not like it...
YN560IV shot through umbrella above camera on stand, YN560III WAD CL, YN560III hallway, and adjusted in Lightroom. This was a difficult shot with all that stainless!
Detailed kitchen picture of the 40s farm in Bilzen, Belgium.
Picture taken for the "reportage" assignment for the final of my course photography at CVO, Leuven.
The Kitchen Sink Bison Burger at Ted's Montana Grill in Atlanta. Grilled ham, mushrooms, onions, fried egg, bacon & cheese. $12 and worth every penny.
The kitchen was cleaned from the oil that was all over the furniture, the hydraylics were also restored as well as the hinges.
This kitchen cabinetry was created with the Bridgeport door style in Oak finished in Peppercorn with Nickel glaze.
North facing and humid, the orchids really seem to like it and they flower for ages and come back each year.
The previous owner built the half wall and little desk. They're quite convenient and add a bit of separation from the living room. And yes, this is our only dining area. There's supposed to be an area on the other side of the half wall but it's make the living room area quite crowded. Have I mentioned I hate the wallpaper?
I picked up this catch pot from Paxton Gate, a really cool housewares and curio shop in San Francisco's Mission district. I don't actually cook with this basil, it is an all-natural, food-safe way of keeping flies away.
Here's another shot of the kitchen... but in landscape view this time!
My mom made the red curtain to cover the trash/ recycling cans. It has a pattern with small white stars and hands on a tension curtain rod.
Window coverings are from Ross, Home Depot and Target clearance racks.
Originally took this to send to Jon who's on a tour of Europe (today: Rotterdam, Brussels and Gent) but people seem interested so it can be my PAD. Kitchen taking shape. What you can't see is the space to the right which will eventually be the dining/family room and which is totally full of stuff. Flooring, appliances, junk, wires, stuff.
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