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Traditional Colonial Kitchen

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Re: Traditional Colonial Kitchen

Colonial??

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Re: Traditional Colonial Kitchen

Not seeing anything.

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Re: Traditional Colonial Kitchen

I can't see any photo. Was it from Facebook or some other social media? Sometimes I can't see those.

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Re: Traditional Colonial Kitchen

@World Traveler  and @World Traveler  I'm seeing the pics. Just not colonial.

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Re: Traditional Colonial Kitchen

It doesn't look colonial -- it looks dated.  Big difference.

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Re: Traditional Colonial Kitchen

no picture

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Re: Traditional Colonial Kitchen

The picture does not show up for me.  

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Re: Traditional Colonial Kitchen

 

 

I agree that I probably would not classify that kitchen as colonial.

 

Where is the wood burning fireplace/stove?

 

Where are the big cast iron pots and the straw baskets?

 

It is however, a very neat and clean modern kitchen!

 

 

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Re: Traditional Colonial Kitchen

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The cabinets and table could pass as Colonial.

 

The floors are typical more modern narrow hardwood, not the wide plank seen in Colonial days. 

 

IMO, nothing else in this kitchen even comes close to Colonial.  

 

First impression, overall decor, traditional, yes, Colonial, no.  Not very exciting.