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Well, my fridge and stove are white, if that eases your pain Maybe next house, I'll go harvest gold.....
White does ease it a bit. My aunt had a black fridge. Does that count?
Gold?!
Well, my fridge and stove are white, if that eases your pain Maybe next house, I'll go harvest gold.....
My friend moved a few years ago into a nice tenement flat in Glasgow - the bathroom had a 70s Tomato soup coloured bathroom suite.
Didn't read the whole thread, but pizzarias are really dissappearing. Either a pizza place is delivery only or a buffet. Not like the "old days" where you would sit down with your friends, order a pitcher of beer, and have a great evening out.
White does ease it a bit. My aunt had a black fridge. Does that count?
Gold?!
I've never been a fan of black or stainless appliances. My grandparents had copper-colored appliances when I was a pup, though.
I've never been a fan of black or stainless appliances. My grandparents had copper-colored appliances when I was a pup, though.
They had copper colored appliances??? (Scrambles off to to find pictures- I love the look of copper!)
I personally like the dark brown and avocado appliances in the right kitchen (not a fan of harvest gold). A lot of those appliances were workhorses, I had a great dark brown GE pushbutton stove from the 1970s in my last apartment. But my current obsession is to someday have a 1950s 60" candy-red stove, but I need the kitchen to fit it in.
I love all those old colors on appliances. I asked if I could paint my stove and fridge avocado (I have an automotive paint sprayer) but was given a blunt 'no' lol
They had copper colored appliances??? (Scrambles off to to find pictures- I love the look of copper!)
I personally like the dark brown and avocado appliances in the right kitchen (not a fan of harvest gold). A lot of those appliances were workhorses, I had a great dark brown GE pushbutton stove from the 1970s in my last apartment. But my current obsession is to someday have a 1950s 60" candy-red stove, but I need the kitchen to fit it in.
Sterling silver telephone dialers have disappeared ... even Tiffany & Co. doesn't sell 'em anymore. "Where have you gone, Holly Golightly?"
Good Gravy! I have one of those! That is what it was for.....
Yup. In the movie Breakfast at Tiffany's, it's the only thing in the store that Holly and Paul can afford.
Telephone dialers saved ladies from breaking their nails while using rotary phone dials.
Looks like a pipe tamper, doesn't it?
Telephone dialers saved ladies from breaking their nails while using rotary phone dials.