1950s metal kitchen cabinets

Orange kitchen cabinets — yes! I call this vintage color “bittersweet”, and it makes me want to repaint my vintage kitchen orange! The lovely Mitzi of Vintage Goodness fame picked up this 13-page catalog of Youngstown steel kitchen cabinets at a tag sale, and before she resold it, she scanned it to share with other…

I spent months refinishing our vintage Youngstown Kitchen cabinets for our new kitchen.

We research Monel -- one of the first metals used to make kitchen sinks and counter tops. It's not steel, though -- it's nickel and alloy. Rare and spendy!

the winning bidder gets an unrestored starter kitchen from late 40's to 1950's the bid includes a white kithen sink with a chip or two on the enamel it sits on its own cabinets a set of bottom cabinet...from 1216528656

Morton Steel Kitchen Cabinets were another relatively early brand. And oh so cute: They called their cabinets “Kit Unette”s and had an illustrated model by the same name. My four-page brochure does not have a date on it, but I found a site that has these cabinets launching in 1942. Note: I think this catalog…

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We are often asked how much metal kitchen cabinets are worth -- we profile the top four factors that can help you determine how much your set is worth.

When a client emails us a photo's of their kitchen ... Here's the before photo... they told us their planning on renting the home and are looking to update i…

How long might it take to pull together a historic kitchen of your dreams? How about: seven years — and that includes buying the house. Yes, I checked, and my first email from Jennifer was in Dec. 2011 — seven years ago — when she was “house hunting in the burbs.” She recently updated me…

I spent months refinishing our vintage Youngstown Kitchen cabinets for our new kitchen.