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Posted by: • June 14, 2008
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UPDATE (Oct 2011): Click over to –> this story to get an update on all three sources for boomerang laminate. If you are planning Formica Boomerang countertop in aqua for your kitchen renovation, you’d better order now. Alas, if you were planning the skylark (light blue) or coral, it’s already too late. Following up on [...]
UPDATE (Oct 2011): Click over to –> this story to get an update on all three sources for boomerang laminate. Where to find a retro Formica countertop for a red, black and white kitchen? Pamela recently wrote to ask: Hi! I bought a home a couple of years ago … it’s a 10-year-old FL ranch, [...]
The new crop of laminates suitable for mid-century kitchen countertops continues. Reader Jon gets snaps for spotting this new “Motion” series of laminate from Pionite. Jon writes: Hi Pam, First, I love the site. I’ve been reading it since December when I purchased my teeny tiny 1946 house (originally a summer home) on the shore [...]
More today from the Wilsonart laminate history archives. In the 60s, laminate colors got, at one end of the spectrum richer and earthier – and at the other end, pop-art bold. Some of the defining trends from the period, this article says: Color TV was introduced in 1965, bringing us closer in touch with design [...]
Over at her blog The Home Project, reader Linn and her husband continue to chronicle the remodel of their adorable bungalow kitchen. Recently, they rolled up their sleeves and installed a stainless steel countertop right over the old, existing laminate countertops. The headline: When first considering the stainless steel countertop option, Linn contacted a big [...]
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Is this a reproduction light fixture or is it vintage? I would love something like this for the corner of our kitchen. We have a corner window and a corner sink.
vintage
Greetings!
I left a comment below the “main” blog concerning these
wonderful hanging globes. What company, may I ask,
made these? Would love to start acquiring 3 of them…
as they were hanging in my folks 1964 tri-level where
I grew up!
Additionally, the lamps they had were fitted with hard
plastic, faceted “gems” that could be clipped into the
largest holes all the way around —near the bottom.
(Even tho’ they kept falling out, they were still pretty!)
Thank you for any info you may have. Appreciate it!
Most sincerely,
Betsy
in E. Central WI