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September 24, 2010 at 4:47 PM #609131September 24, 2010 at 4:47 PM #609687UCGalParticipant
[quote=eavesdropper]And y’all don’t know what you’re talking about: this kitchen qualifies as updated. If I know my fluorescent lighting, that’s an early 90s ceiling fixture you’re seeing there. FYI there’s nothing better to enhance 60s harvest gold and avocado appliance shades than fluorescent lights.[/quote]
LOL – my house in PA had been updated from it’s original roots (built 1900ish)… to avocado green and harvest gold. And yes – flourescent lights. I did choose to remove the horrible lime green and neon orange “farm scene” wallpaper that had been added circa 1975… but those appliances were kept till they died. The dishwasher was still there when I sold. (Although I’d switched the cover to one of the alternate colors – ivory. You could take apart the door and find changeable front panels: harvest gold, avocado green, cocoa brown, and ivory.)September 24, 2010 at 4:47 PM #609797UCGalParticipant[quote=eavesdropper]And y’all don’t know what you’re talking about: this kitchen qualifies as updated. If I know my fluorescent lighting, that’s an early 90s ceiling fixture you’re seeing there. FYI there’s nothing better to enhance 60s harvest gold and avocado appliance shades than fluorescent lights.[/quote]
LOL – my house in PA had been updated from it’s original roots (built 1900ish)… to avocado green and harvest gold. And yes – flourescent lights. I did choose to remove the horrible lime green and neon orange “farm scene” wallpaper that had been added circa 1975… but those appliances were kept till they died. The dishwasher was still there when I sold. (Although I’d switched the cover to one of the alternate colors – ivory. You could take apart the door and find changeable front panels: harvest gold, avocado green, cocoa brown, and ivory.)September 24, 2010 at 4:47 PM #610116UCGalParticipant[quote=eavesdropper]And y’all don’t know what you’re talking about: this kitchen qualifies as updated. If I know my fluorescent lighting, that’s an early 90s ceiling fixture you’re seeing there. FYI there’s nothing better to enhance 60s harvest gold and avocado appliance shades than fluorescent lights.[/quote]
LOL – my house in PA had been updated from it’s original roots (built 1900ish)… to avocado green and harvest gold. And yes – flourescent lights. I did choose to remove the horrible lime green and neon orange “farm scene” wallpaper that had been added circa 1975… but those appliances were kept till they died. The dishwasher was still there when I sold. (Although I’d switched the cover to one of the alternate colors – ivory. You could take apart the door and find changeable front panels: harvest gold, avocado green, cocoa brown, and ivory.)September 24, 2010 at 6:28 PM #609080CA renterParticipant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AK]Take a look at these groovy original Harvest Gold appliances:
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Rafael/47-Maywood-Way-94901/home/952262
Looks like the kitchen in the house I grew up in … except the cabinets were stained in a matching color.[/quote]
Luv this “vintage” kitchen, AK! The appliances appear in excellent condition for being circa 1977!
Brings back a lot of memories . . . lol . . .
Edit: Just checked out the listing! Luv the WHOLE house and location, too!![/quote]
Yep, that’s an awesome house.
Wish we had more houses down here like that to choose from instead of one tacky, two-story, McStucco box after another.
Lord, please, please, please make these big developers/builders die off and allow people to buy their own lots and build their own custom homes again! Amen.
September 24, 2010 at 6:28 PM #609166CA renterParticipant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AK]Take a look at these groovy original Harvest Gold appliances:
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Rafael/47-Maywood-Way-94901/home/952262
Looks like the kitchen in the house I grew up in … except the cabinets were stained in a matching color.[/quote]
Luv this “vintage” kitchen, AK! The appliances appear in excellent condition for being circa 1977!
Brings back a lot of memories . . . lol . . .
Edit: Just checked out the listing! Luv the WHOLE house and location, too!![/quote]
Yep, that’s an awesome house.
Wish we had more houses down here like that to choose from instead of one tacky, two-story, McStucco box after another.
Lord, please, please, please make these big developers/builders die off and allow people to buy their own lots and build their own custom homes again! Amen.
September 24, 2010 at 6:28 PM #609722CA renterParticipant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AK]Take a look at these groovy original Harvest Gold appliances:
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Rafael/47-Maywood-Way-94901/home/952262
Looks like the kitchen in the house I grew up in … except the cabinets were stained in a matching color.[/quote]
Luv this “vintage” kitchen, AK! The appliances appear in excellent condition for being circa 1977!
Brings back a lot of memories . . . lol . . .
Edit: Just checked out the listing! Luv the WHOLE house and location, too!![/quote]
Yep, that’s an awesome house.
Wish we had more houses down here like that to choose from instead of one tacky, two-story, McStucco box after another.
Lord, please, please, please make these big developers/builders die off and allow people to buy their own lots and build their own custom homes again! Amen.
September 24, 2010 at 6:28 PM #609832CA renterParticipant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AK]Take a look at these groovy original Harvest Gold appliances:
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Rafael/47-Maywood-Way-94901/home/952262
Looks like the kitchen in the house I grew up in … except the cabinets were stained in a matching color.[/quote]
Luv this “vintage” kitchen, AK! The appliances appear in excellent condition for being circa 1977!
Brings back a lot of memories . . . lol . . .
Edit: Just checked out the listing! Luv the WHOLE house and location, too!![/quote]
Yep, that’s an awesome house.
Wish we had more houses down here like that to choose from instead of one tacky, two-story, McStucco box after another.
Lord, please, please, please make these big developers/builders die off and allow people to buy their own lots and build their own custom homes again! Amen.
September 24, 2010 at 6:28 PM #610151CA renterParticipant[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AK]Take a look at these groovy original Harvest Gold appliances:
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Rafael/47-Maywood-Way-94901/home/952262
Looks like the kitchen in the house I grew up in … except the cabinets were stained in a matching color.[/quote]
Luv this “vintage” kitchen, AK! The appliances appear in excellent condition for being circa 1977!
Brings back a lot of memories . . . lol . . .
Edit: Just checked out the listing! Luv the WHOLE house and location, too!![/quote]
Yep, that’s an awesome house.
Wish we had more houses down here like that to choose from instead of one tacky, two-story, McStucco box after another.
Lord, please, please, please make these big developers/builders die off and allow people to buy their own lots and build their own custom homes again! Amen.
September 24, 2010 at 8:04 PM #609100eavesdropperParticipant[quote=CA renter] Yep, that’s an awesome house.
Wish we had more houses down here like that to choose from instead of one tacky, two-story, McStucco box after another.
Lord, please, please, please make these big developers/builders die off and allow people to buy their own lots and build their own custom homes again! Amen.[/quote]
CAR, wish I had your faith, but I fear that if most of the citizenry started to design their own houses, it would be worse than what most of the big developers are doing.
They’d have to start a new magazine: “Architectural InDIGESTion” (yeah, I know…that’s really bad. But it’s late in the day here in the east).
Call me a snob. But trust me on this one. If you want to get an idea of what happens when people have a construction loan, a yen to be a “designer”, and a little time on their hands, click on the link: http://homesoftherich.net/2009/06/inside-teresa-giudices-new-jersey-mansion.html
*Don’t miss the video house tour halfway down the page. See something you just gotta have? Link to the catalog for the October 3 bankruptcy auction:
http://www.ajwillnerauctions.com/index.cfm?AuctionID=559&fuseaction=home.auctionDetails
September 24, 2010 at 8:04 PM #609186eavesdropperParticipant[quote=CA renter] Yep, that’s an awesome house.
Wish we had more houses down here like that to choose from instead of one tacky, two-story, McStucco box after another.
Lord, please, please, please make these big developers/builders die off and allow people to buy their own lots and build their own custom homes again! Amen.[/quote]
CAR, wish I had your faith, but I fear that if most of the citizenry started to design their own houses, it would be worse than what most of the big developers are doing.
They’d have to start a new magazine: “Architectural InDIGESTion” (yeah, I know…that’s really bad. But it’s late in the day here in the east).
Call me a snob. But trust me on this one. If you want to get an idea of what happens when people have a construction loan, a yen to be a “designer”, and a little time on their hands, click on the link: http://homesoftherich.net/2009/06/inside-teresa-giudices-new-jersey-mansion.html
*Don’t miss the video house tour halfway down the page. See something you just gotta have? Link to the catalog for the October 3 bankruptcy auction:
http://www.ajwillnerauctions.com/index.cfm?AuctionID=559&fuseaction=home.auctionDetails
September 24, 2010 at 8:04 PM #609743eavesdropperParticipant[quote=CA renter] Yep, that’s an awesome house.
Wish we had more houses down here like that to choose from instead of one tacky, two-story, McStucco box after another.
Lord, please, please, please make these big developers/builders die off and allow people to buy their own lots and build their own custom homes again! Amen.[/quote]
CAR, wish I had your faith, but I fear that if most of the citizenry started to design their own houses, it would be worse than what most of the big developers are doing.
They’d have to start a new magazine: “Architectural InDIGESTion” (yeah, I know…that’s really bad. But it’s late in the day here in the east).
Call me a snob. But trust me on this one. If you want to get an idea of what happens when people have a construction loan, a yen to be a “designer”, and a little time on their hands, click on the link: http://homesoftherich.net/2009/06/inside-teresa-giudices-new-jersey-mansion.html
*Don’t miss the video house tour halfway down the page. See something you just gotta have? Link to the catalog for the October 3 bankruptcy auction:
http://www.ajwillnerauctions.com/index.cfm?AuctionID=559&fuseaction=home.auctionDetails
September 24, 2010 at 8:04 PM #609853eavesdropperParticipant[quote=CA renter] Yep, that’s an awesome house.
Wish we had more houses down here like that to choose from instead of one tacky, two-story, McStucco box after another.
Lord, please, please, please make these big developers/builders die off and allow people to buy their own lots and build their own custom homes again! Amen.[/quote]
CAR, wish I had your faith, but I fear that if most of the citizenry started to design their own houses, it would be worse than what most of the big developers are doing.
They’d have to start a new magazine: “Architectural InDIGESTion” (yeah, I know…that’s really bad. But it’s late in the day here in the east).
Call me a snob. But trust me on this one. If you want to get an idea of what happens when people have a construction loan, a yen to be a “designer”, and a little time on their hands, click on the link: http://homesoftherich.net/2009/06/inside-teresa-giudices-new-jersey-mansion.html
*Don’t miss the video house tour halfway down the page. See something you just gotta have? Link to the catalog for the October 3 bankruptcy auction:
http://www.ajwillnerauctions.com/index.cfm?AuctionID=559&fuseaction=home.auctionDetails
September 24, 2010 at 8:04 PM #610171eavesdropperParticipant[quote=CA renter] Yep, that’s an awesome house.
Wish we had more houses down here like that to choose from instead of one tacky, two-story, McStucco box after another.
Lord, please, please, please make these big developers/builders die off and allow people to buy their own lots and build their own custom homes again! Amen.[/quote]
CAR, wish I had your faith, but I fear that if most of the citizenry started to design their own houses, it would be worse than what most of the big developers are doing.
They’d have to start a new magazine: “Architectural InDIGESTion” (yeah, I know…that’s really bad. But it’s late in the day here in the east).
Call me a snob. But trust me on this one. If you want to get an idea of what happens when people have a construction loan, a yen to be a “designer”, and a little time on their hands, click on the link: http://homesoftherich.net/2009/06/inside-teresa-giudices-new-jersey-mansion.html
*Don’t miss the video house tour halfway down the page. See something you just gotta have? Link to the catalog for the October 3 bankruptcy auction:
http://www.ajwillnerauctions.com/index.cfm?AuctionID=559&fuseaction=home.auctionDetails
September 24, 2010 at 8:32 PM #609105bearishgurlParticipant[quote=UCGal][quote=eavesdropper]And y’all don’t know what you’re talking about: this kitchen qualifies as updated. If I know my fluorescent lighting, that’s an early 90s ceiling fixture you’re seeing there. FYI there’s nothing better to enhance 60s harvest gold and avocado appliance shades than fluorescent lights.[/quote]
LOL – my house in PA had been updated from it’s original roots (built 1900ish)… to avocado green and harvest gold. And yes – flourescent lights. I did choose to remove the horrible lime green and neon orange “farm scene” wallpaper that had been added circa 1975… but those appliances were kept till they died. The dishwasher was still there when I sold. (Although I’d switched the cover to one of the alternate colors – ivory. You could take apart the door and find changeable front panels: harvest gold, avocado green, cocoa brown, and ivory.)[/quote]eavesdropper, I have that exact same light in my circa 1993 kitchen today, lol!
Lol, UCGal, my mom chose the “farm scene” wallpaper and I had to do the papering. Had to make sure each corner of her “farm-sized” 11’x22′ kitchen was properly plumb-bobbed, or the cows’ udders, chicken heads and rooster craws would run north, straight up the wall! I did the bottom half of her kitchen wall in coordinating stripes to match her 7 pc. vinyl dinette set!
You referred to “cocoa brown” and “ivory” panels. The PROPER TERMS were “coppertone” and “almond.” I remember the switchable panels on my mom’s kitchenaid d/w. Get with it, UCGal! Coppertone was the name of the game in 1974.
Flu is correct in that those s/s frigs lasted “forever” but I have replaced three compressors in my lifetime, I think. We finally replaced the avocado green “Coldspot” with a newfangled “almond Frigidaire” circa 1981! It had “leather-look” trim on the doors and was HOT!!
H@ll, I still have a harvest gold 5-spd Osterizer blender (w/all the attachments) and red brick “Crockpot” that run like champs!!
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