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Desperate Kitchen Makeover: Retro Collectibles Kitchen

July 22, 2015
In a small Nashville house, John and Anthony take a cramped, barely usable kitchen and give it a much bigger feel with a larger footprint, tall vaulted ceilings, modern industrial touches and a colorfully retro vibe.
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Photo: Matt Blair. From: America's Most Desperate Kitchens.

Retro Collectibles Kitchen

When it comes to kitchen remodels, Kitchen Cousins John and Anthony have been known to blow out a few walls. For this project they took out the ceiling as well. They added a more substantial ridge beam and took the space to new heights with high vaulted ceilings.

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Photo: Matt Blair. From: America's Most Desperate Kitchens.

Retro Collectibles Kitchen

The radical makeover also included installation of a new kitchen island and a custom dry bar made using reconditioned pallet wood.

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Photo: Matt Blair. From: America's Most Desperate Kitchens.

Retro Collectibles Kitchen

Midcentury inspired furnishings combine with industrial touches to create a fun and funky vibe that's ideally suited to the homeowners --  two self-proclaimed nostalgia and antique-shop junkies.

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Photo: Matt Blair. From: America's Most Desperate Kitchens.

Retro Collectibles Kitchen

Above the new kitchen island, a pair of caged pendant lights, mimicking the look of antique factory fixtures, provide illumination with simple, utilitarian appeal. 

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