1900 victorian kitchen

Boy, have things been crazy this week! In addition to my boss retiring (and my applying for his vacant position), one of my peers resigned...

Down East Magazine

When Gerry and Shirley Fisher moved to St. Louis in 1991, they had already restored two early-20th-century homes in Oklahoma City, and they were game to take on another project. They knew what they wanted: a house in a good neighborhood, something that needed restoration but with period details largely intact. When they found this 1892 house, its transitional architecture a blend of Victorian chateau and Colonial Revival, it fit the bill. It sits in the city’s historic Central West End on a…

The Victorian kitchen was anything but a modern kitchen. Its basic organizing principle was entirely different, which is why it really is not possible to recreate a Victorian kitchen just by adding some Victorian-looking cabinet doors and a few accessories. It takes an entirely new, or rather very old, approach to kitchen design. The orientation of Victorian kitchens was just the opposite of today's kitchen. The primary work surface was in the center of the kitchen — usually a large, heavy…

Beautiful Butler Pantries, various designs covering different design aesthetics.

Period details and contemporary art coexist in a knockout turn-of-the-century Brooklyn townhouse revamped by Jessica Helgerson Interior Design.

422 N 61st Street, Seattle, WA 98103 is currently not for sale. The 2,440 Square Feet single family home is a 3 beds, 2 baths property. This home was built in 1903 and last sold on 2022-06-07 for $1,507,500. View more property details, sales history, and Zestimate data on Zillow.

When these astute owners decided to authentically restore a turn-of-the-century town house in Galveston, they extended their clear vision to the kitchen by keeping it simple.

Learn tips to renovate your kitchen on a budget and check out the before and after photos of our 1890 vintage Victorian kitchen renovation. Tap on this pin to get this DIY tutorial and more with Ahna Fulmer // HammersNHugs.com. #victorianhome #kitchenreno #homereno

Was your home built before 1910? Do you ever wonder what the original kitchen would have looked like? Here are some of the style characteristics of a pre-1910 kitchen. Kitchens were largely “utilitarian” rooms, or workspaces. Furniture-style cabinets. Before the turn of the century, cabinets were rarely fitted to the walls. The largest counter space […]