English Cottage Kitchen

It is definitely hodgepodge and like the word's Middle English culinary etymology referring to the practice of putting into the stew whatever you have until it is cooked to deliciousness, this is a go for it, more is more decorating and entertaining style. Seize the opportunity to hang history on the walls. Vintage oil paintings, antique cleavers, French or German wood, tin, and copper molds, old bread boards, John Derian decoupage plates, and heavy bronze cow and pig 19th century European butcher signs flank a practical shelf designed to make use of limited kitchen space and allow for hanging practical everyday items such as the Gien Midnight Filet Monogram Mugs. The effect is a happy kitchen design eager to welcome guests to share in serve yourself buffet style that is easy on the host and filled with moxie.