1930s Kitchen

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

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All About

A magnetic spice rack is fashioned from a piece of sheet metal, round tins and some magnets. A mix of old and new accessories are placed around the room, and the homeowners' original artwork is hung on the walls.

Accessories — $135
tins for spices and magnets: Ax-Mas Surplus SLP
burgundy ramekins, cotton tassel rug, and copper trio pot set: World Market

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