If you are looking to change the theme and decor of to something with more personality and flair, a inspired by the 1950s and 1960s is an idea to consider. Kitschy wall art and stainless steel accessories made kitchens of the time period seem inviting and bright.
Tin Signs
Tin signs were a decorative staple in 1950s diners, and using them to decorate your kitchen will add a retro aura to the room. Choose tin signs that advertise food and beverages, such as milk shakes, coffee, hamburgers and french fries. Tin signs are available for purchase through online retailers specializing in replica retro decor.
Two-toned Walls
Two-toned walls in complementary colors will make your kitchen feel like an authentic kitchen from the 1950s or 1960s. Choose colors that were popular for homes in the past, such as turquoise and pink or black and red.
Retro Tea Towels and Pot Holders
Online retailers sell retro-inspired tea towels and pot holders in a variety of themed designs. 1950s appliances, polka dots and cherries are some design ideas to consider, all of which will add to your retro kitchen theme.
Chrome Diner Accessories
Chrome diner accessories on your counters and kitchen table will add to your kitschy retro theme. Use napkin holders, straw dispensers, canisters, menu holders and condiment holders for both decorative and practical purposes.
Bar Stools
Chrome bar stools at your island or breakfast bar will contribute to your retro-inspired kitchen. Choose bar stools with bright tops that match the color scheme of your kitchen.
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