
Of course, I promptly fell in love:



Of course, it was totally gorgeous, and probably totally reasonably priced. Too bad we don't have the money or the space for it.
*heartbroken sigh*
Ooh, wait.. Check this out:

Do I maybe have a thing for 1930's furniture? Possibly. Also? I just googled "1930's kitchen" and, let me just say: *faint* My poor wife.
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