The Anchor House Shabby-chic Style Kitchen
This coastal vacation home is over 100 years old, located in Elliston on the Bonavista Peninsula in Newfoundland Canada.
If you are looking to escape to the furthest corner of the earth for a romantic get-away this is the place.
If you are looking to escape to the furthest corner of the earth for a romantic get-away this is the place.
Inspiration for a shabby-chic style eat-in kitchen remodel in Other with a drop-in sink, beaded inset cabinets, white cabinets and white appliances — Houzz
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Vintage-- GE has a new low-end retro line you should check out....
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I'd recommend the Mason Jar Chandeliers of course.
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Purchased at Home Depot... all the information we have.. Ken
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Where is the Lighting?

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Yes- by local window-maker in Bonavista Newfoundland... size? Cant recall-- 12"??
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A fresh green gingham tablecloth and flower-flecked curtains make this kitchen look like spring personified.
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A gingham tablecloth brings a romantic country feel to any kitchen. It works especially well with floral window coverings in a retro cottage, keeping the room feeling breezy and light. The shorter textile lets the white legs of the table show through, implying that this table may not be be concealed all the time.
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Accessorize your vintage kitchen with colorful teapots, bowls and wares from the thrift store. In this space, a checkered tablecloth also adds to the accent colors.See more photos of this cottage
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1. Soft colors. The cottage palette is usually light and airy, and kitchens follow suit. It's hard to go wrong with crisp, classic white, but soft yellow, pale turquoise or light khaki all look fresh and appropriate as well. Or try a mix of cabinetry colors: one shade on the island with a contrasting hue on the cabinets.
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Put the tablecloth on the table and leave it there. You don't need to stash it when it's not in use. As long as it's clean, it can give your table a new look.
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abaker23 added this to Jeni’s House
Since you showed me the little formica table you have, I've though it best to move the island out to my craft area and use a table and chairs for an eat in kitchen. That frees up the dining area for dancing and exercise.
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How durable is the refinishing. Thanks!
Here's the link for the sink:
http://www.addisonsinc.com/#!antique-plumbing-fixtures/c20z4