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I don’t know about you, but I’m crazy about two things: the color pink and antiques.
So when I saw this stunning, all-original, 1950s kitschy kitchen, I immediately fell in love!
According to the homeowner, the house was built in 1956 — but was never lived in until he came along in 2010! When he moved in, the twinkly appliances — state of the art during their time — had never been used, and their original manuals were still taped to their sides! Why was the house never occupied? That’s still a complete mystery!
Today, the powder pink counters and appliances might turn many off — but did you know that the color pink played a very important role in the 1950s?
What do you think? Do you like the bubbly pink, or is it a little too much?







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