Dark spaces eye candy

Posted on Thu, 22 Jun 2017 by KiM

If these walls (and these vintage pieces) could talk. Would make for some amazing stories. By the brilliantly talented photographer Michael Sinclair

beth says:

So true. The British sensibility is so different from the American idea of sterility and clean. People don't get my kitchen at all – all dark wood furniture and nary a cabinet in sight. Do you believe this is a factor of America being a much newer nation?

beth says:

So true. The British sensibility is so different from the American idea of sterility and clean. People don't get my kitchen at all – all dark wood furniture and nary a cabinet in sight. Do you believe this is a factor of America being a much newer nation?

KiM says:

I would guess so. There isn't alot of history left in North american homes like there is in the UK. So back in the 30's, 40's, 50's etc. when kitchens were built they had cabinets and most kitchens were white, that is what 99% of homes have here and what people see when they go to Ikea etc. Almost no cabinet makers here make free standing furniture-style kitchens. My last kitchen had freestanding units and I adored it. It's sad people don't want their kitchens to look less kitchen-y.

KiM says:

I would guess so. There isn't alot of history left in North american homes like there is in the UK. So back in the 30's, 40's, 50's etc. when kitchens were built they had cabinets and most kitchens were white, that is what 99% of homes have here and what people see when they go to Ikea etc. Almost no cabinet makers here make free standing furniture-style kitchens. My last kitchen had freestanding units and I adored it. It's sad people don't want their kitchens to look less kitchen-y.

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