
Welcome to my miniature gourmet cottage kitchen... Since part 1 of this kitchen { The post before this } there's been some fun updates and design changes. I started this kitchen all because of the stove in the picture above, and it's finally here! So I've taken more photos and there are other updates to this large kitchen since last week too, so enjoy friends! I will list them as we go along :)
This is one of a few stoves I have started to collect, and I love it. I adore vintage kitchens as most of you know and I love when they hang kitchen linens by the stove to dry , so I had a little fun with a vintage styled clothes line :) You'll see I eventually bring it outside at the end of this post...


Isn't the stove so sweet?

I wanted to build a larger island and this weekend I was finally able to finish it because my lovely towel bars came in the mail! I adore these chrome babies! :)


It holds lots of accessories and baking items, which is exactly what I needed...



And just the right accessories always make a room feel like home...This sweet little enamel bucket from Hungarian Miniatures was just what it needed , perfect to bring in fresh flowers from the garden! :)

As much as I love the fireplace, I'm thinking of painting it a robins eggs blue, what do you think?

Here's a little better shot of the pot rack from last week, it was made out of a chippy old ladder and holds a lot of gourmet pots and bowls etc!

Fresh raspberries anyone? :)

And now for the Pantry.... I showed hints of this in the kitchen last week, but now it is almost filled up. I'm making a second one to go next to this, so it will become a double pantry soon! I love collecting and making items for it, so I need more room to store them :)






Before I go, I left you with a small hint of a mini Spring day.... Yes, I do believe it's on it's way!! :) So grab a cup of tea and come sit out with me and enjoy...


Love and Hugs,
Cynthia xo
Ps: For those of you that didn't read Part 1 of the Gourmet Cottage Kitchen, just click here and you'll be brought right there :)
23 comments:
Love it all! What fun- and I think a robin's egg blue fireplace would be very pleasing! :)
Hi Cynthia,
Wow I really love your little gourmet kitchen. I wish I can live in it or in your dollshouse.
Have a gret day,
Hug from Germany
Sonja
I was traveling when you did the first part of this kitchen. OMGoodness- this is just the cutest thing have ever seen. Just when I think you can't do anything better than you already did you surprise me. I soooo want to come back in my next life (haha) as a "little person" so that I can move into one of your houses bag and baggage! xo Diana
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You make all your rooms so life like, I wish I could live in one. I can almost smell all the goodies cooking :) Pearl
belleza pura!!!!!!
hermosa cocina!, me encanta!!
OMG you just blow me away. I am attempting to assemble my first little cottage and would like to know where you purchase your dollhouse miniatures. I am amazed at how you make your miniatures. I can not wait to I am ready to have some of your creations in my little cottage.
Michle
Utterly delightful, Cynthia. Ohhhh, you have done such a fabulous job! Adorable. Susan
Can I live in your dollhouse, pretty please?!!
Wow! I just love your decorating. It's like my dream kitchen. I think a robin egg blue would be absolutely adorable in the kitchen. I love color, and I think that would just give it a pop. You're blog is very inspiring!
I really love your kitchen, what you added is so gorgeous and fantastic. The stove is great. It may be a good idea to paint the fireplace, this way we would see it more and the same for the stove.
I would love that style of kitchen in real size too.
Geneviève
very very beautiful...
giovanna
Your rooms give me so much inspiration. I have yet to start making miniatures, but your blog is such an inspiration!!!
Your rooms give me so much inspiration. I have yet to start making miniatures, but your blog is such an inspiration!!!
Hi Cynthia! Your little kitchen fascinates me. So many little details to look at. I've had such fun observing everything. Your new stove is stunning. I would go ahead and paint the fireplace blue if I were you. It will stand out more against the stove!
Cynthia ~ can I come over to your house to play?? Pretty please!
Big Hugs,
Susan and Bentley
Cynthia, thank you so much for stopping by and leaving such a sweet comment!! It's such a treat for the eye and creative soul to visit your Blog. The new kitchen is so beautiful, please forgive me if I steal an idea or two, to my humble cottage ;o)
Did you decide to paint the fireplace or leave it as is? It's always so exciting to see what you will come up with, can't wait for your next post!!
Love & Hugs, Jannet
The mini kitchen is utterly amazing.....can't believe the attention to detail. Thanks l loved it.
Ben lekker gaan zitten met een kopje thee en gaan genieten van je keuken en alle details.Het is geweldig.
groetjes doortje
Just too darling for words~ I loved your tour!! You can almost smell the baking that is going on in there! Makes me want some tea and sweets!
I love all your work. I can't imagine how lovely your home looks. You really do have an exceptional talent. I love the stove in this one. I also adore the GE one as well. May I ask where you got those? Thanks so much!
Love this kitchen, there is so much life. You created a nice environment for a little girl to play for hours.beautiful.
Beautiful kitchen and beautiful photos! Thank you for the lovely tour! Jennifer
Since I just recently found your blog I am still going back looking at all the cute pictures, I just love them. I have to ask you, did you make your fireplace in your farm kitchen or did you buy it? I love it!
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