1944 Dream Kitchen

Found in a scrap book from the 30's and 40's. The kind where kids would cut out favorite photos from magazines and glue them in a scrap book. This was my mom's and she not only cut out these types of photos but also ones of fresh fruit, a glass of orange juice and other foods not readily available in rural Canada in the 30's!

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    Miss Retro Modern, suzysputnik, changoblanco, traviswalton, and 18 other people added this photo to their favorites.

  2. Carlo :>) [deleted] (63 months ago | reply)

    I like it! I like it!! I wouldn't mind having a Kitchen like that Today !!!

  3. LR Monkeytoes/ Lisa (63 months ago | reply)

    I agree! I would love a kitchen like that:)

  4. suzysputnik (62 months ago | reply)

    what a great idea!

  5. * Eartha Kitsch * (62 months ago | reply)

    I'd give my entire 10x10 kitchen just for that pantry. Wow!

  6. LR Monkeytoes/ Lisa (62 months ago | reply)

    It's great,isn't it? Heck, I wouldn't mind having your 10x10 kitchen! My kitchen is too TINY!

  7. JAVA1888 (61 months ago | reply)

    Again that awsome linoleum! That pantry is awsome as well!!!

  8. glamourshoes (51 months ago | reply)

    Is that Martha's grandmother's kitchen?

  9. LR Monkeytoes/ Lisa (51 months ago | reply)

    I think you may be right, glamourshoes!

  10. American Vintage Home (45 months ago | reply)

    This page actually came out of an Armstrong Linoleum pamphlet c. 1946 or so. This page and this were in the same book. The designer was Hazel Dell Brown. The cool linoleum floor is Armstrong's Inlaid Linoleum, Style 5641.

  11. Tetley T (34 months ago | reply)

    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Kitchens: ovens, stoves, world kitchens..., and we'd love to have this added to the group!

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