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Dirk has done his best to bring them back to their former glory, and now they’re ready for their next chapter — with charming sliding doors, soft pastel colors, crackled glass details, and all the lovely little design touches that make midcentury furniture so irresistible.
Originally made for kitchens, these cabinets also work wonderfully in hallways as key holders, in bathrooms, or anywhere that deserves a little vintage personality boost.

Get ready to spice up your kitchen and dining area with our latest additions to the Vintage Kitchen collection! 🍽️ We've unearthed four charming 1950s/60s kitchen cabinets that not only add a retro flair to your culinary space but also double up as versatile storage solutions for your bathroom or hallway.

Nowadays, they are an absolute eye-catcher in any home. They fit seamlessly into modern, eclectic interiors as well. Incredibly versatile, for example, as a keyholder in the hallway, as a bathroom cabinet, hanging above one's desk or of course in the kitchen as a small storage cabinet.

Dirk has just finished restoring a whole slew of these wonderful vintage gems. Be the first to discover them in our *NEW IN* collection. Make sure to check it out!

All in all, these little space wonders are so versatile that they can actually be used in any room these days. Why not use them as a key holder in the hallway? Or as a cosmetics cabinet in the bathroom? Certainly also as storage for guest towels, detergent or the toy collection. Just let your creativity run wild here!
We have compiled a small but fine collection of these wonderfully pretty quick-change artists for you. Feel free to get inspired!

Today we have such a wonderfully harmonious pair for you, where this decision has turned out conceivably close: a beautiful kitchen wall cupboard with green-blue sliding doors and (special feature!) 7 handled containers for baking ingredients, spices, or odds and ends plus a matching extendable kitchen table made of wood with inlaid Formica surface. Both were made in the 1950s and are still in great shape for their age! These two go so perfectly with the green upholstered bentwood kitchen chairs that — at least for the photo — they just belong together.