I really hope you upload some more awesome content! I love seeing more people trying to bring back the old charm instead of posh modern kitchens, or grey and white "farmhouse" everything! Your videos are honest, creative and you explain everything so well! I'm trying to diy my entire modern house as an old house isn't in the cards right now but I'm trying to archive and research all the different ways I can make everything look victorian. I'm always inspired when watching your videos!
This video was so much fun and I can see that you're all about the original and I absolutely LOVE that. I agree with you on everything! I can't wait to look at your other videos! My husband and I bought a 1930's house and the previous owners ripped the entire kitchen out and I have no idea what was originally there. This is a 900 sq ft home and the kitchen is super tiny, but I love it. I am grateful that I found your channel. I know your ideas will help me transform my kitchen back to it's glory....or almost lol
I've got some ideas for when I do mine (I don't yet have one of the vintage I want, but I will). See that big ol' kitchen sink with two "drainboards"? Those are actually the surfaces upon which you'd place your cutting board. One side for meat, one for vegetables. Those old timey people knew all about food borne pathogens, and cutting on those surfaces meant that you could sluice them with boiling water to sterilize them. With that butler's pantry, she really doesn't need all that cabinet space. I'd use my (beloved) Hoosier cabinet and a free-standing oak cupboard. A farm table and chairs, of course. Once you have your cutting surfaces and baking station, counter space becomes not only redundant, but it only serves to collect unnecessary kitsch. I'm a gardener; I cook a lot and I cook HARD. Most people place a higher premium on modern aesthetics than actual functionality. Know your style, and design accordingly.
Girl, I luv your style AND I luv your kitchen. You obviously know the difference between renovating and restoring. Great idea for the dishwasher. This helped me sooo much! I’m working on a 1906 Craftsman in south GA that has very plain TALL cabinets. It already has the sink like yours. Yeah me! Keep the videos coming so I can get more ideas.
You have taught me so much! About to start building a new "turn-of-the-century" house and want it to look as authentic as possible (using matching salvaged doors/windows). Videos like this make all the difference. Please keep making them.
Another great video. Let me know if you ever need to make some new butcher block look old 👍👍👍. The kitchen turned out awesome and thanks for sharing!!!
Adrienne, "awesome" on the dishwashers and the cabinets. Looks like you got them stable on every axis on which they might shift. Also more than "you can't see the added wood," it seems that more importantly, it looks like it belongs. How do the crevices beside the sink work out? For myself, I can see a lotta crap dropping down there.
Thank you I’ve been fight my contractors the whole way on the exact things your doing, they don’t get it.. my little house is said to be one of the oldest homes in our area.. I think it’s around 1920s I like the 8 inch base boards and the old door hardware and all that jazz ❤❤❤love what you’ve done
Beautiful!!! We have a 1915 colonial home... and it came with some ugly cheap cabinets... and the floors got covered with tile... ugly brown tile.... any suggestions to make it look like it was?
Love this! Currently researching what an 1850s kitchen would be like for a house I'm interested in. Subscribed on the strength of your logic working out the correct details & execution. And your cat. Really dislike super modern - and Grey!" - kitchens foisted onto old houses.
We have a very similar kitchen here in Rocky Mount. I love what you've done to the sink - and I have the same size. Can you tell me who made the cabinets? It's so hard to find a good cabinet maker these days and I'd like to flatter you by copying it!
Your kitchen looks amazing ! Really turned out nice and love how you hid the DW. 😃 I have an antique porcelain sink that is similar to yours. Did you hang your sink on the wall ? .? Mine butts up against my kitchen window like yours. I cant figure out how to hang the sink because there is nothing back there to hang it on. I mean its an issue now because its starting to cave in my wooden counter top
Daaang where you girls from? Boy those are some real twangy southern accents haha so cute. You "GIIT" it I really like the job ya'll are doing ! Very pretty historically authentic design, Love it !
Thank you!! The brand is Fisher-Paykel. They are the only company to make them anymore. I did design the cabinets! But I gave the plans to a cabinet maker to build.
I can kick myself in the butt. My old kitchen had the same sink, b-board and tiny butler's pantry. I had every thing ripped out. I am returning to that look again. What frig brand did you use? I am involve with the color of the cabinets and b-boared. The rocked this superbly. Do you do on line business?
@@AdrienneLovesOldHouses I have a few on the go; the oldest 1880, I'm saving that one for winter. The other is 1904 lathe and plaster what a mess. In Nova Scotia
That paper towel holder needs to GO! 🙄 This kitchen would have had flour sack towels sewn together, three of them, and hung onto a rolling pin type holder on the wall.
I really hope you upload some more awesome content! I love seeing more people trying to bring back the old charm instead of posh modern kitchens, or grey and white "farmhouse" everything! Your videos are honest, creative and you explain everything so well! I'm trying to diy my entire modern house as an old house isn't in the cards right now but I'm trying to archive and research all the different ways I can make everything look victorian. I'm always inspired when watching your videos!
This video was so much fun and I can see that you're all about the original and I absolutely LOVE that. I agree with you on everything! I can't wait to look at your other videos! My husband and I bought a 1930's house and the previous owners ripped the entire kitchen out and I have no idea what was originally there. This is a 900 sq ft home and the kitchen is super tiny, but I love it. I am grateful that I found your channel. I know your ideas will help me transform my kitchen back to it's glory....or almost lol
I've got some ideas for when I do mine (I don't yet have one of the vintage I want, but I will). See that big ol' kitchen sink with two "drainboards"? Those are actually the surfaces upon which you'd place your cutting board. One side for meat, one for vegetables. Those old timey people knew all about food borne pathogens, and cutting on those surfaces meant that you could sluice them with boiling water to sterilize them. With that butler's pantry, she really doesn't need all that cabinet space. I'd use my (beloved) Hoosier cabinet and a free-standing oak cupboard. A farm table and chairs, of course. Once you have your cutting surfaces and baking station, counter space becomes not only redundant, but it only serves to collect unnecessary kitsch. I'm a gardener; I cook a lot and I cook HARD. Most people place a higher premium on modern aesthetics than actual functionality. Know your style, and design accordingly.
that is outstanding and looks very period correct!
I love this kitchen and the cabinets. I also love walk in pantries, every home should have one.
Girl, I luv your style AND I luv your kitchen. You obviously know the difference between renovating and restoring. Great idea for the dishwasher. This helped me sooo much! I’m working on a 1906 Craftsman in south GA that has very plain TALL cabinets. It already has the sink like yours. Yeah me! Keep the videos coming so I can get more ideas.
Awesome! Thank you and good luck on your kitchen! I'll have another video about kitchen details coming in the next weeks!!
You have taught me so much! About to start building a new "turn-of-the-century" house and want it to look as authentic as possible (using matching salvaged doors/windows). Videos like this make all the difference. Please keep making them.
You rocked it! Inset cabinets are always the best looking whether you're designing a historic or contemporary kitchen.
Looks great! Details are everything.
I enjoy your videos. 🙂
Thank you!!!
Omg girl! I need your help now!! We are building a bew house but i want the 1920's feel and having such a hard time finding inspiration!!
Another great video. Let me know if you ever need to make some new butcher block look old 👍👍👍. The kitchen turned out awesome and thanks for sharing!!!
I will thank you!! 😊 ❤️❤️
Adrienne, "awesome" on the dishwashers and the cabinets. Looks like you got them stable on every axis on which they might shift. Also more than "you can't see the added wood," it seems that more importantly, it looks like it belongs.
How do the crevices beside the sink work out? For myself, I can see a lotta crap dropping down there.
Thanks! Stuff does fall down there, but I purposely made it big enough to wipe it out. I copied what I saw in a pic from an historic kitchen.
Beautiful!
Thank you I’ve been fight my contractors the whole way on the exact things your doing, they don’t get it.. my little house is said to be one of the oldest homes in our area.. I think it’s around 1920s I like the 8 inch base boards and the old door hardware and all that jazz ❤❤❤love what you’ve done
And I did some like... math. All things aside, very nice. Tring to do similar in my 1925 Craftsman.
😊 thanks!! Good luck on your house!
our house has 6 panel doors like yours. Never seen them anywhere before. We are in Rock Hill, SC, house built in 1926
Beautiful!!! We have a 1915 colonial home... and it came with some ugly cheap cabinets... and the floors got covered with tile... ugly brown tile.... any suggestions to make it look like it was?
I like it... and the most important thing...you like it!!!!
Love it! 💜
Love this! Currently researching what an 1850s kitchen would be like for a house I'm interested in. Subscribed on the strength of your logic working out the correct details & execution. And your cat.
Really dislike super modern - and Grey!" - kitchens foisted onto old houses.
Awesome! Thank you!
Beautiful
Thank you! ❤️😊
We have a very similar kitchen here in Rocky Mount. I love what you've done to the sink - and I have the same size. Can you tell me who made the cabinets? It's so hard to find a good cabinet maker these days and I'd like to flatter you by copying it!
Larry's Cabinets on S Church St
Your kitchen looks amazing ! Really turned out nice and love how you hid the DW. 😃
I have an antique porcelain sink that is similar to yours. Did you hang your sink on the wall ? .?
Mine butts up against my kitchen window like yours. I cant figure out how to hang the sink because there is nothing back there to hang it on. I mean its an issue now because its starting to cave in my wooden counter top
Daaang where you girls from? Boy those are some real twangy southern accents haha so cute. You "GIIT" it I really like the job ya'll are doing ! Very pretty historically authentic design, Love it !
Amazing job! What brand is that microwave?
I love the dishwasher drawers under the sink! Did you design and build the cabinet yourself? What brand dishwasher did you install? Thanks so much!
Thank you!! The brand is Fisher-Paykel. They are the only company to make them anymore. I did design the cabinets! But I gave the plans to a cabinet maker to build.
Where did you get your refrigerator?
I love the color of the base cabinets! Is that a dark plum or brown? Would you mind sharing the paint colors?
Thank you!!! If I'm not mistaken, the color is Plum Brown by Sherwin Williams. I'll dbl check though.
I can kick myself in the butt. My old kitchen had the same sink, b-board and tiny butler's pantry. I had every thing ripped out. I am returning to that look again. What frig brand did you use? I am involve with the color of the cabinets and b-boared. The rocked this superbly. Do you do on line business?
What is the width of your face frame stiles?
You knocked it out of the ball park except for the floor. I wish for you a thin planked oak floor.
Check out Brent Hull
Your kitchen looks great, can you come do my kitchen now.
lol maybe!! Is it old?!?!🏘🏚 😁😁
@@AdrienneLovesOldHouses I have a few on the go; the oldest 1880, I'm saving that one for winter. The other is 1904 lathe and plaster what a mess.
In Nova Scotia
Wow winter in Nova Scotia!! That's pretty cold and far 😬❄️☃️
That paper towel holder needs to GO! 🙄 This kitchen would have had flour sack towels sewn together, three of them, and hung onto a rolling pin type holder on the wall.
I had a free standing cabinet built for my microwave 🤷♀️