Victorian kitchen sink

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Most of the books commonly seen about life in the 19th century seem to be British and therefore deal with life in Victorian England. The fol...

It doesn’t matter how much time you spend in the kitchen, you want it to be a room that makes you feel comfortable. If you want a kitchen island, then find a kitchen island that works for you. If you want a Victorian kitchen, then make it happen.

The kitchen came from very humble beginnings in the Middle Ages, where peasants lived in one room which served as a room for cooking, eating and general living. The kitchen really consisted of a hearth stone, a smoky wood fire with a pot on top and a wooden spoon. This was used from as far back as the Saxons right up to the time of the Tudors as it was a very effective method of food preparation. Food was foraged so the diet was seasonal and quite limited. Bread was not cooked at home but in…

Bring back the fun and warmth of old-fashioned kitchens, please!

Create a unique Victorian apothecary-inspired kitchen with labeled glass-front cabinets and intricate crown molding. #VictorianApothecary #VintageCharm 🧪

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During the early 20th-century bungalow era, sinks and countertops came together in a way that’s still practical.