1930s Kitchen

See how host Joan Steffend and designer Lesley Beha give a kitchen a 1930s vintage look.

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The homeowners like to study Eastern languages, so Lesley creates a wall plaque with a handpainted Korean phrase. The phrase means "eat tastefully" or "bon appétit." Before painting, the tiles were cleaned and sealed with a clear-matt sealer and then glued on a board. The characters are first etched out in pencil before being painted.

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