Hoosier cabinet island

This thing was a beast! I had to strip year's of paint off of it (as you can see from the pictures, it was a mess!!), but I was able to bring it back to it's original color, use the orginial hardware and also make it functional again. All of the hard work was worth it in the end!!

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Late 1800s and early 1900s houses rarely had built-in cabinetry, and as family size began to grow, the kitchen was increasingly becoming one of the most important rooms in the house.

When I came across the bottom of an old Hoosier cabinet by the dumpster one day, I just had to stop and pick it up! At the time, I had no idea what I was going…

Until I wandered through the Hoosier Cabinet Museum at Coppes Common in Nappanee, Indiana, I don’t think I’d really appreciated how cleverly-designed Hoosier cabinets were. Hoosier Cabi…

About ten years ago, Jackie found an old Hoosier Cabinet on the porch of a local antique store. According to the dealer, it had been located in a local...

THIS IS SORTA WHAT MY MEMORY IS TELLING ME, WITHOUT THE STENCILS AND HAD DIFFERENT HARDWARE & NO TOP CORNICE, ALSO REMEMBER GETTING FINGERS PINCHED IN THE ROLLTOP.

About this item Made of engineered wood, created with a classic look and bottom turned legs Features dual drawers, additional 2 door cabinet space with an adjustable height shelf Designed with 3 shelves for storage, additional towel holder Overall size measures 41.73 inches wide, 19.69 inches depth and 35.43 inches height, interior cabinet measures 20.47 inches wide, 17.91 inches depth and 23.82 inches height Assembly required, easy and fast installation › See more product details

Features Equipped with two drawers and a storage cabinet with an internal shelf, say hello to endless storage options right in your kitchen. Both sides feature three tiers of adjustable shelves – because we know, one size doesn't fit all when it comes to kitchen essentials. Fitted with wheels and brakes, it plays mobile when you want it to and stays put when you don't. Perfect for a dynamic kitchen! Its easy-to-clean surface makes wiping down a breeze. Because who wants to spend extra time…

The trend throughout the 19th century was toward more ornate homes showcasing the increasing wealth produced by the Industrial Revolution. The relatively simple gothic revival style was the first departure from the rectangular footprints of the 18th century. Its irregular shape, arched windows and steeply pitched roof, elaborate vergeboard trim along roof edges, high dormers, the use of lancet windows and other Gothic details heralded a break from the less elaborate architectural styles of…