Retro kitchens are one of my loves! My own kitchen is pretty modern and I'm not sure it will ever go back in time, but looking at the ones from decades past always makes me happy. The 1940s and 1950s had some pretty great stuff that I would love to own. Trolling antique and second hand shops is a great way to get your hands on some of this stuff. Whether you want to redo your space or you just love looking at retro kitchens like I do, you will love everything on this list. I promise!
Many retro kitchens featured a colored fridge like this awesome Tiffany blue one.
The stove itself is pretty retro, but those statues on top are so 1950s and 1960s. Do you love them?
You can still see open cabinets from time to time, but it was definitely trendy in days gone by.
I love the white kitchen look! The embellishments and dishes lend this one just the right amount of retro flair.
Even if your kitchen is brand new, you can still get that retro feel with dashes of bright red color throughout.
The window frame and valance here make me think of my great-grandma's farmhouse kitchen from way back in the day.
Check out those retro chairs! The bright turquoise cabinets make it even more awesome!
Retro kitchens usually featured more pattern than is trendy these days. This is a wonderful kitchen, don't you think?
You can't go wrong with lots of bright colors in your retro kitchen.
Most people don't go care for a pastel pink kitchen, but this was a pretty trendy look in generations past.
The floor in this kitchen is the perfect touch for lots of retro whimsy.
Nothing says retro like a red table and chairs like this one. My parents inherited one when I was a kid that was straight out of the 1950s.
Of course, you can't get any more retro than this yellow dining set either.
Yellow and red together is a great color combination for a retro look and feel.
Check out the wall art and wallpaper in this kitchen. The little touches make it more authentic.
Green appliances were trendy in the 1960s and 1970s so if you love those eras, you'll love this stove.
The open pink cabinets on top and curtain panels below are so retro. Cute, huh?
Relive the good old diner days by recreating the look in your own home.
Are you seeing the turquoise trend here? Since it's my favorite color, I love this retro looking stove.
If you go all out, you can make your kitchen look just like a retro diner.
Retro kitchens were usually small and divided from the rest of the house, but this still looks fun to me.
Arched doorways were a trendy thing of the past that can help authenticate your look.
You can never go wrong with a completely red and white color palette like this one.
Which one is your favorite? Would you ever consider installing a retro kitchen in your home?
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