Diy hoosier cabinet

I took these photos a couple months ago but forgot to post them! This is a nice Hoosier Beauty that Bob spruced-up and it's complete wit...

Visit Coppes Commons and take a walk through the history of Hoosier cabinets. Cabinets, furniture, and other memorabilia are on display in the museum.

This 1914 White Beauty Hoosier Cabinet has been in my clients family for over 100 years and has seen better days. They wanted this antique beauty to have some parts restored, like the flour sifter,…

Are you a fan of antique Hoosier cabinets? Perhaps you’re a collector who loves the simplistic beauty of antique Hoosier cabinets… Or even someone who just

When I found this gem I swear I wasn't going to paint it, I thought I loved it the way it was! The wood was in great nick and everything was in tact, except for…

The history of the kitchen is fascinating. The kitchen we know today is an indispensable component to contemporary life.

This mixed-wood I-X-L is nicely-refinished in a medium red-brown stain and features a cream and mint-green-edged enamel top. The etched glass up top gives it a classic look and it has lots of great-looking, original hardware.

The Hoosier Cabinet - an 1890 through 1930 staple in countless U.S. kitchens. The Hoosier was the workhorse stand-alone kitchen cabinet complete with storage fo…

Late 1800s and early 1900s houses rarely had built-in cabinetry, and as family size began to grow, the kitchen was increasingly becoming one of the most important rooms in the house.

Here is the farm house kitchen cupboard, a fairly usual style in the early Twentieth Century. That is evidenced by the woof green flour bin and sifter. At least you can tell when you are running down on flour. That would still make a lot of sense in a modern kitchen when a lot of cooking goes on. Other items include legumes and rice on top. Some serious baking must have been done in the day if a kitchen scale was used. Old fashioned slow cooking oats are there. I am guessing the jar with…