I will share a little secret .... I don't
love my kitchen, even though I spend a lot of time there... I know what you are thinking. Maybe you have been following my food blog
365 French Days or maybe you assume that I must have the quintessential grand, 'to-die-for' French-country kitchen, after-all I
live in France! But the current reality is that we are not yet in our '
maison de rêve'..... and in fact, my kitchen is I am guessing, the size of most of your pantries..... maybe smaller!
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| Shabby-Grey French bottle rack. |
I will have that French dream house....someday. For the time being, making my current kitchen, small or not into the heart of the home, and a place I can create and feel inspired has been an on-going endeavor since we moved in and I have found that adding vintage pieces found at flea-markets and brocantes has turned my little kitchen into a space that I am happy to use as my office, a place to sit and dream about this summers garden, and even a play-place for Petite Fille (future 'Top Chef'!) when I am not planning or making meals or.......(le sigh)....doing dishes.
Here are a few items that are currently for sale or I have sold at
Sunday Brocantes on Etsy. Little additions or big 'statement' pieces to help you bring French flare to your kitchen.
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| Fabulous antique enamel canister set. |
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| Bright yellow bottle caddy. |
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| Gorgeous "herisson' bottle drying rack! |
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| French wire orchard basket. |
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| Silver flatware. |
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| Bright green enamel milk pot. |
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| Red wood handle bottle caddy. |
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| Galvanized tray -- perfect for pots of kitchen herbs! |
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| Enamel utensil rack. |
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| Vintage French milk-bottle. |
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Thanks for stopping by and looking at some vintage French-Kitchen inspiration!
Have a wonderful Thursday mes amis!
Petite Note:
All images where photographed by 'moi' and are property of Sunday Brocantes.
Please credit and link if you would like to share! Merci!
I love browsing your wonderful finds at the Sunday brocantes.
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
I'm not sure how I wandered onto your site, but so glad I did. I'm thoroughly enjoying strolling through. :)
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