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How to clean and maintain vintage linoleum

As Ohio Catherine’s retro renovation continues, she has uncovered this gorgeous vintage linoleum in her ranch home - and wants to know how to clean and maintain it. To help, I turn to my trusted resource, Twentieth Century Building Materials.

Ohio Catherine’s vintage kitchen and bathroom come together…and she tests some of Bradbury & Bradbury’s new wallpapers

I heard from Ohio Catherine recently - remember her adorable ranch…and all her Drexel furniture? Catherine has continued to work on her vintage steel Youngstown kitchen — pulling together the extra pieces she needs — as well as her pink bathroom — including checking out Bradbury & Bradbury wallpaper to go-with:
hey pam!
i got a few [...]

Catherine’s vintage Drexel stereo - and an update on her other projects

Catherine is so young - and so sucked into the retro renovation vortex - I love it! She absolutely positively gets this month’s Ann Landers award for tenacity and decisiveness!

hey pam! i had to share with you pictures of my new drexel piece i found on craigslist for $25!!! it matches my other declaration [...]

Ideas for Catherine’s 1948 retro kitchen

On Thursday we looked at Catherine’s 1948 Ohio kitchen and bathroom. She wants decorating ideas that will bring these firmly into the modern era and to complement her growing collection of Drexel and Heywood Wakefield furniture — along with her young family’s needs. With this post, I will start with the kitchen.
This house was built [...]

Let’s help Catherine retro-renovate her 1948 Ohio ranch

Sweetheart Catherine wrote me a while ago, asking for ideas for her 1948 Ohio ranch. She tells me she is already a daily reader — hurray! — and she’s also the Catherine who scanned and sent us some great Drexel brochures. So she is a Giver not just a Taker!
Catherine is fortunate to have a [...]

Vintage Drexel Declaration furniture - Catherine sends us a gorgeous brochure

Following the “original” Drexel post (where we also met Troy of Troyland), the wonderful Catherine kindly scanned some precious vintage Drexel advertising to share with other readers. She says:
Here is one of my Drexel Declaration ads that was in the drawer of the dresser that I bought from my Great Grandmother. She had marked [...]