1950s Kitchen Design with a Chambers Range
The colors are saturated mango yellow, watermelon pink, and slate blue. With no textiles or wallpaper to interrupt the flat fields of color, this 1952 kitchen is modern with a big M ... no mistake about that, but still has the traditional elements so popular at the time. With the right range and fridge it would be cool in any restored ranch or mid-century colonial.
Source: Better Homes & Gardens
Image from the Mid Century Home Style collection.
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ams11, adolmage, Vintage_Jewel, hannah karina, and 21 other people added this photo to their favorites.
Tiki Lisa (37 months ago | reply)
Are there no handles on the upper cabinets? I think of that as a more modern trend. And the light fixture is bare/uncovered on the ceiling!
Vintage_Jewel (37 months ago | reply)
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called The Colorful Kitchen [Vintage], and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Fantastic. Someday, I want a kitchen with a pink or yellow counter.
lara_jane (37 months ago | reply)
Oh, so THAT'S when those hideous acoustic tiles came into fashion!!!!
rootsome (35 months ago | reply)
Chambers stove, though. Points for that, even if the ceiling tiles are ick.
American Vintage Home (35 months ago | reply)
It's the stove that does it. I covet that thing.