This little kitchen from 1959 pretty much had it all.
For the surfaces, there was retro wood wall paneling everywhere (Weldwood prefinished Charter Walnut V Plank), Formica-like countertops (covered in white Micarta), and yellow linoleum flooring with white 4-point star insets (by Congoleum-Nairn).
For functionality, there were white & stainless steel vintage appliances (by Hotpoint), along with a black and white dinette set (by Chromcraft).
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When it came to the other stereotypical midcentury modern kitchen decor, both windows had double tiers of multicolored polka dot cafe curtains, and there were three pendant lights — in pink, yellow and blue — hanging from one fixture.
And for the chef’s kiss, hanging on the back wall was a black and white contemporary-style starburst clock with white orbs on each hour.
