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Kate Beavis shares how to create a vintage 1950s kitchen featuring Pyrex, English Rose units, Tala and more

We live in a house with a 1950's kitchen and it's pretty cool. When we first moved in here this kitchen was a little ugly so we made a few updates.Eventually, we will rip out walls and do a full kitchen renovation.

Recently I have been asked by Amara to describe my favourite kitchen style for their comprehensive guide to kitchen design. I chose to discuss the 1950s vintage English Rose kitchen which is a firm fa

If you have a vintage inspired kitchen or would like a touch of vintage to your decor, you don't have to go searching through thrift shop or auctions...

Want to turn a drab kitchen into a fab and unique retro kitchen? Here are 30 brilliant ideas on how to embrace the style even on a budget. Modern kitchen design can be quite mundane with monotonic colors, plain colors which are usually very neutral with clear-cut sharp edges.

Finding solutions to maximize potential while working within limitations is our game! Have a look at how we transformed a 1950s kitchen into a modern marvel with tons of functional and budget-friendly features. Click to unveil the complete project.

Home decor is similar to fashion in the sense that it's always changing. One season, everyone is installing shag rugs in their living rooms, and then before you know it, they're replacing them with hardwood floors. Let's face it, you wouldn't be…

Kate Beavis shares her favourite vintage kitchen: the 1950s English Rose kitchen with the modern version by John Lewis of Hungerford

This post is a resource of kitchen colors through the years 1950, 1960, and 1970 As a photography props source, we always need a great resource of what colors came from which decades. I was