The “Hot in Cleveland” tsunami is good for all things mid-century modest, I tend to believe. Hey: Check out the Dishmaster faucet in the kitchen… and the Armstrong vinyl tile floor arranged in vintage style. I tend to believe the set designers found these: here at Retro Renovation! 🙂
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sandy says
Does anyone know where the red and cream curtains are from
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pam kueber says
Sandy, those look a bit like a red toile du jouy on cream background. I’d recommend you try: Country Curtains.
jamie menges says
I have been looking everywhere for those curtains too! The same curtains (or really similar ones) are in the living room as well. I have watched it over and over and they are not toile du jouy they are more like a floral design or something. Does ANYONE have any ideas! I REALLY would like to put them in my kitchen!
June says
I am going crazy trying to find the fabric used for those curtains. Every time I watch the show I fixate on the windows. I now think they are a toile damask as I do not see any human figures in the print.
There is no way to contact the set designer. I hope we get a response here.
pam kueber says
June, I did leave a comment — try Country Curtains, that would be my best bet idea to find something similar.
elizabeth says
Pam,
There is nothing in Country Curtains that resembles those curtains….still looking for the red kitchen curtains!
If anyone knows where to find them, please leave a comment on where you have actually seen them! Thanks!
pam kueber says
Try searching “red toile” curtains.
Betty says
Any luck with the curtains? I have wondered and searched
for years!
pam kueber says
Again, google red toile curtains, I see many come right up.
Scott Zeigler says
I’m on a mission to find a china cabinet/hutch like the one on the show. My wife says she wants one just like it. Can anyone point me in a likely direction?
Please and thank you!!