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Cathy Savoie says
Hi….Do you know of anyone in Canada selling retractable pendant lights i.e. Moe Lights? I am redoing my kitchen in vintage 50’s and 60’s style, and my ideas hinge on having a retractable pendant light over the 60’s style kitchenette style table.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Cathy
Pam Kueber says
I have been told that these are no longer to code, hence, they are not made any more. That said: Consult with your own professional to assess.
Robert Meredith says
Hi Pam
I seem to recall seeing on your site stainless steel trim -with sort of a “cove” shape that finishes off where a formica countertop meets its backsplash. For the life of me, I can’t seem to find it now. I believe the same outfit does SS trim for counter edges as well.
muchas gracias,
rob
Pam Kueber says
New York Metals does the stainless steel. See this page including the links inside it >> https://retrorenovation.com/countertop-edges-metal-steel-aluminum-midcentury-vintage-retro-kitchen/
Schaunesse Aker says
Hi,
I am the Main Street Director from Cherokee Oklahoma, and looking for aqua ceramic tile that has diagonal grooves on half of the 2×2 tile. Any suggestions of where to find it? It is aqua. I could send a picture but I am not sure where to send.
Pam Kueber says
Hi Schaunesse, that’s a rare sounding tile. The only one I could recollect that had that sort of appearance is here http://www.auc-tile.com/catalog/brittany_misty4.html but I think it’s 4×4.
Here’s the master list of places to look https://retrorenovation.com/2019/01/22/12-places-to-find-4-x-4-ceramic-bathroom-tile-in-vintage-colors/
If you are doing an online search you might try the term dimensional tile as you look… also, if it’s possible to salvage one piece, flip it over, and see who made it (if you are lucky, there may be a mark) that would certainly help too.
Good luck.