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Habersham hutch

10 years ago

Is this too country? Would it be too "80's" for a maple hardwood floor and oak cabinets? I cottage-eclectic, have granite counter tops and it would sit on opposite wall of kitchen.

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auntthelma
10 years ago
I absolutely love it. If you love it, do it.

Why are we worried about a vintage piece being dated? It's old. Call it vintage, traditional or cozy and it works.

(I have a dry sink in my living room that I love. I also have an inherited cherry sideboard that screams 1950. But I love it too and it is solid as a rock.)
vmae71
10 years ago
I say go for it. Just make sure there aren't any other huge pieces in your space that might make it feel claustrophobic.
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