A historic 1913 kitchen with a farmhouse sink, mixed painted and stained cabinetry and subway tile throughout. Design by Anne De Wolf.
Do you have a 1910-1919 home? Here are some of the style characteristics of a 1910-1919 kitchen.
Subway tile. The tile backsplash became popular, and sink faucets were often mounted on the wall as opposed to the counter.
Full inset cabinetry. The full inset cabinetry in the early 1900’s reflects the simplicity of the era.
Design by Chelly Wentworth.
Painted cabinets mixed with stained cabinets. Moving away from completely “sanitary” white, stained cabinets were incorporated.
Design by Anne De Wolf.
Farmhouse sinks. Sinks were either mounted over cabinets, or stood on cast iron legs.
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