Renovating and updating our kitchen with no budget or discernible DIY skills. All about finding cool inspiration, coming up with a plan, and then making it happen without spending anything more than we absolutely have to.
Showing posts with label retro kitchen cupboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retro kitchen cupboard. Show all posts
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Vintage Retro 50's / 60's Kitchen Unit - currently at £5.04
I've just found this stunning vintage piece that would look fabulous in your new "country style" kitchen. At the time of writing this article it's at the rock bottom price of £5.04 although I cannot see it staying at that, it's just too lovely. Imagine it as the centre piece of the kitchen, store things in it, chop things on it and maybe even sit on it. It doesn't matter if the colour doesn't fit with your current theme, it can be painted.
And now down to the item itself, it easily splits into two sections for easy transport, is 176cm high, 90cm wide and has a depth of 55cm. Made from plywood with an solid oak worktop and painted in a cream finish, it is just waiting for the right person to whisk it away from Wiltshire to a loving home. Once again, don't miss out on this beautiful vintage dresser, bid now.
Thursday, 11 April 2013
Retro Kitchen Cupboard (1950's style) starting at £35
Quick, grab a bargain. This retro piece would make an outstanding addition to any funky kitchen. Okay, it has been pre-loved and needs some attention to bring it back to its former glory, but once finished it could make all the difference to your room. Just imagine storing all your plates, cutlery, pots, pans and other implements in this handsome item, you'd no doubt be the envy of all your neighbours.
It is listed as "needs some refurbishment", but with bids starting from £35, a bit of sandpaper, a coat of paint and plenty of elbow grease could really make this the finishing touch to your shabby chic style kitchen. Centrally located in Wolverhampton, and standing at 176cm high by 76cm wide and 38cm deep, it would fit into a large car or small van, so what are you waiting for, start bidding now.
It is listed as "needs some refurbishment", but with bids starting from £35, a bit of sandpaper, a coat of paint and plenty of elbow grease could really make this the finishing touch to your shabby chic style kitchen. Centrally located in Wolverhampton, and standing at 176cm high by 76cm wide and 38cm deep, it would fit into a large car or small van, so what are you waiting for, start bidding now.
Thursday, 7 July 2011
Vintage kitchen cabinet for £1?
It seems that prices are definitely rising for vintage kitchen cabinets and furniture on eBay at the moment, so it's getting a bit harder to track down some bargains. Luckily, there are still some great finds available at reasonable prices if you know where to look, and if there's something to be discovered, I'll find it!
This vintage kitchen cabinet with a formica top isn't the prettiest kitchen furniture out there, and you should notice that the seller currently has no feedback, but if you're willing to take a chance on a new seller, you could grab a very cheap bargain with bidding currently at 99p and no bids with 4 days left.

Plus, the dark photography is actually a bonus, as it might mean other bidders won't be paying attention to it, and if you can grab it dirt cheap, you could easily give it a bit of an update, or use it as a cheap project base.
I'd be tempted to consider repainting it a brighter colour, and possibly doing something with pop art on the top to replace the formica. Some suitable art or photos under a clear cover would make it extremely funky without costing a lot to achieve...
This vintage kitchen cabinet with a formica top isn't the prettiest kitchen furniture out there, and you should notice that the seller currently has no feedback, but if you're willing to take a chance on a new seller, you could grab a very cheap bargain with bidding currently at 99p and no bids with 4 days left.

Plus, the dark photography is actually a bonus, as it might mean other bidders won't be paying attention to it, and if you can grab it dirt cheap, you could easily give it a bit of an update, or use it as a cheap project base.
I'd be tempted to consider repainting it a brighter colour, and possibly doing something with pop art on the top to replace the formica. Some suitable art or photos under a clear cover would make it extremely funky without costing a lot to achieve...
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