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Vintage Kitchen Charm

March 18, 2021
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Today is all about vintage kitchen charm! The other day I was going through my saved inspiration images and kept noticing a handful of vintage-style kitchens and thought what a great post idea. Since we are all spending a lot more time cooking at home, we could also use a bit of fresh kitchen interior inspiration. I know my kitchen could use a few new accessories to really make it pop. I can’t wait to share these great interiors with you.

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First up we have an absolutely gorgeous space filled with vintage kitchen charm. All I can say is this color palette… wow! This space plays with neutrals and textures in such an interesting way that this room is anything but boring. The checkered floor acts as a centerpiece and beautifully balances with the orange tone on the back wall. Look at those cabinets. I love the paneling feature in soft cream with the black hardware. Plus, the island has just the perfect hint of countryside style to make this vintage kitchen feel like home.

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On to interior number two, we have a lovely darker-toned interior. I for one love the duo-toned walls and the relationship between the cream tone and the dark mysterious teal color. The washed-out effect gives the perfect vintage nod. On to the lights, they so perfectly frame the room and spotlight that deep brown classic wood island so beautifully. And lastly, we cannot forget about that drool-worthy plate display rack… so chic.

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For our third kitchen, we have a much more modern and minimal take on a vintage-inspired kitchen. The cream wooden paneled backsplash, the artwork, and the open shelving all add a hint of vintage charm while the marble, gold, and new appliances make this kitchen feel bright, current, and sleek.

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And for our final kitchen, we have a beautifully airy and rustic vintage kitchen. This space is lofty and bright while wooden accents make this space feel warm and cozy. I love the wood beams and the rock fireplace. They create such a comforting feeling. And, who could forget about the checked floors, the country sink with wood accents, and the open shelving? I imagine this is a wonderful room to entertain in.

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In love with these interiors? Shop some inspired pieces below.

From left to right: Bowls | Set | Plates | Coffee Cup | Copper Pot | Black Pot | Cake Stand | Dish Towels | Bowl

I hope you enjoyed exploring these vintage-style kitchens!

Want more interior inspiration? Check out Kitchen Inspiration From Top Interior Designers.

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4 responses to “Vintage Kitchen Charm”

  1. Tanner Clegg says:
    March 19, 2021 at 1:36 PM

    I love the look of this kitchen! I will definitely have to look into getting some of these items for myself.

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  2. apluskitchen says:
    March 20, 2021 at 1:52 AM

    Great ideas of vintage kitchen charm!

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  3. Mollie says:
    May 14, 2021 at 3:32 PM

    Wow, this is so pretty and it doesn’t look like every other kitchen I’ve seen lately.

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  4. Maria Concetta says:
    May 26, 2021 at 11:02 AM

    Love these and love, love, love your style!

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