Michelle in Iowa’s Tappan Fabulous 400 is a shiny space-saver indeed. Here’s another fabulous Ultramatic Caloric stovetop with knobs in front - this looks great with the steel trimmed retro laminate counters! They look like little radios built right into the cabinet. In particular, I loved Peggy W’s 1956 Caloric stovetop - check out those knobs. There were loads of Chrome-tastic details sprinkled throughout your vintage large appliances. Reader Ali’s 1938 Hotpoint oozes cool - look at all that chrome! Crazy Chrome A vintage Frigidaire with the most awesome handle ever and this super neat Tumblair clothes dryer.Īll of these cool refrigerators are making me sad that they just don’t design new appliances with all these fun details anymore. T&J from This Atomic Life has two restored retro cool appliances in their London apartment. Gailsmile was also kind enough to open up her retro Philco fridge - love the aqua accents on the inside.Īnd here’s a really brave reader - who let us peek inside their fridge with food inside! JD Log’s Crosley Shelvador “10” is not your typical Crosley - this is the Australian version - complete with Vegemite in the yellow jar! Reader Ann-Marie Meyers wasn’t afraid to open up her 1962 GE Fridge to show us how cool the insides are. We’d love to see pictures of that interior Am - and the exterior is lovely. She was a Scottish schoolteacher according to the fridge’s new owner, reader 52 PostnBeam.Ībove: Reader Amy F’s Mid 60’s GE Combination Fridge with turquoise and yellow interior and swing out shelves. What makes it arctic level cool? The fridge came with a nameplate inscribed for the original owner - Flora. Perhaps a perfect pair to Chutti’s Spark stove - the 1934 White Seal Ice Box above also looks to be in mint condition too.Ībove: The 1967 Limited Edition Sears Coldspot Designed by Sundberg-Ferar is cool to begin with. They just don’t make ’em like they used to, do they? Fabulous Fridges Here’s another gem, Chutti’s 1930’s spark stove - which looks to be in perfect condition. My favorite part is the red knobs and handles and the cool work light (that is a work light, right?). I didn’t realize there was an outlet on it until just now - is that safe?Ībove: Reader JoAnn’s vintage white O’Keefe & Merritt stove looks so pretty in her house. Here’s another 1960’s Westinghouse 2 level stove - just as cool in white. Speaking about cool handles, check out the handles on Heather’s 1950’s Roper stove that she found on Freecycle - for free. His cabinets and pulls are tiki-tastic too. He topped it all off with one heck of a cool aqua range hood complete with silver starbursts. Wonderful whitesĪbove: Reader Jeff’s 1949 Kenmore stove is pretty awesome - as is his cookware collection. Wendy - your kitchen is fabulous and your stove is the crowning glory. I’m really digging the circular oven window.Īnother reader whose stove (and kitchen) made me happy was Wendy’s 1960’s Frigidaire Flair with 1970’s avocado green cabinet. I’ll admit - I’m not usually a fan of brown appliances - but reader Adam’s super built-in Western Holly range (complete with cute owl decor) might just change my mind. “I love the fonts,” says anonymous uploader. More a fan of the 1970s? This avocado green wall oven from Frigidaire might just do the trick.
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Since my kitchen doesn’t have room for a full range, I’d settle for this cute, original 1960’s GE pink wall oven, above - love the pink laminate countertops, too, we need a close up! Then there is the pink - ohhh the pink! I think Susie O’s pink kitchen above might just be my dream kitchen - a pink Frigidaire Custom Imperial Double Oven and a dishwasher - is your fridge pink, too, Susie? I’m loving how the vintage stove meshes with the metal cabinets and funky pulls - retrolicious! We’re a huge fan of Betty’s kitchen - which we have featured before.Ībove: This reader also has an aqua stove and aqua countertops just a slightly lighter shade. Above: Anonymous’ 1963 kitchen, complete with turquoise and bronze starburst flecked countertops.Ībove: Reader and fellow blogger Betty Crafter’s swoon-worthy aqua stove in her knotty pine kitchen - complete with aqua laminate countertops. Aqua, pink, brown, green - I love them all. Out of all the appliances that were uploaded, the colorful stoves, ranges, vent hoods just had me squealing with delight. Above: April’s 1961 kitchen - with its lovely blue Hotpoint refrigerator and stove - is sleek and modern - but friendly at the same time. These photos show that retro kitchens come in many design flavors. Reader recently uploaded 208 pictures of antique stoves, refrigerators and other major kitchen appliances - and in this story, I had fun trying to pick out my favorites.