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[faeriemoon]

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@ID2 wrote:

Who said Barbie never cooked??? 

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@ID2 I stand corrected!!  Perhaps she does cook; it seems she doesn't EAT!

[ECBG]

This doesn't look like a kitchen for this doll; she is too classic.

[faeriemoon]

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@ECBG wrote:

This doesn't look like a kitchen for this doll; she is too classic.

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@ECBG Actually I think she's kind of channeling Julia.

[ECBG]

@faeriemoon 

Agree.  Popular 50's style.

[ECBG]

@faeriemoon 

Although, there were turquoise or pink kitchens, yellow was more common.

[faeriemoon]

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@ECBG wrote:

@faeriemoon 

Although, there were turquoise or pink kitchens, yellow was more common.

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@ECBG  This picture reminds me of a vintage board game box featuring a father and son playing the board game, and the mother and daughter doing the dishes in the background.  Thank God we've come a long way since then!!  

Totally agree about the colors.  Although I think I remember a pink tile blacksplash or two in the 60s.  Usually combined with the "boomerang" formica countertop.

[faeriemoon]

@ECBG 

[ECBG]

@faeriemoon 

I never liked those styles.  As time went forward and I was able to experience kitchen islands and wood cabinets that were stained, along with other changes in furniture and decorating, (and clothing styles, especially!), it was like walking out of a design void!

[beach-mom]

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@ID2 wrote:

Who said Barbie never cooked??? 

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ITA @ID2 ! Barbie cooked for Ken and maybe Skipper and Midge -  and me - all of the time in her kitchen in her foldout Dreamhouse when I was growing up! She made all of my favorite dishes.

Besides, I don't think Barbie would like that kitchen. MY Barbie would prefer pink and white!  

[lynnie61]

No wonder Barbie makes “reservations” for dinner.  🤣