1930s house interior kitchens

Exploring alternative 1930s interiors to the dark and dramatic ones we're all familiar with by

This 1930s semi has been carefully crafted into a calming family home with soft tones and clever design

This determined homeowner kept his kitchen renovation true to the rest of his 1930s home with details like black-and-white tile and stained-glass!

Name: Helen Location: Bristol, United Kingdom As soon as my husband and I stepped into this house, we knew it was the one for us. Not even the dodgy electrics, lack of central heating and pre-1970s decor could put us off — some hard work was a fair pay off for the welcome that we felt from the house, plus its stunning view.

Considering a 1930s house renovation? Our guide offers some great tips on making the most of the humble inter-war semi

If you want to find out how to visualise your design and renovation ideas, we share step by step exercises in our How to Renovate a House online course. We found throughout our whole 1930s house renovation, that when you can visualise ideas clearly before you invest, it saves you a lot of time and money.

We moved in to a 1930s semi detached house in need of a serious home decor overhaul! Every wall, floor and ceiling needed decorating, it hadn't been touched since the 60s. Read how we transformed our home and see the before and after makeovers

1930s Kitchen Renovation — Erin Brooke Design

Katy Orme of the popular blog Apartment Apothecary renovated this 1930s house in London, turning it into a dreamy showcase of vintage finds, Scandinavian-inspired decor, and budget-friendly ideas.

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The Edwardian terraced house in Newington could be used as a museum, with its 1930s stove and original rugs.

Stadshem Fastighetsmäkleri added a new photo.

An old kitchen from the 1950s gets a fresh new look for less than $1,500.

'I love colour but I prefer a muted palette over a bright scheme.'

These have us rethinking everything.

The leafy patch of southwest London that the interior designer Tamsin Saunders calls home is so heavily populated with gated, Georgian-era mini-mansions that you feel powerless to the curious call of a Rightmove search as the bus winds its way over from the railway station. But her interwar terrace, a 1930s former council house with a far more modest aesthetic, has inside just as much charm as the period splendour of her neighbours’ properties. “I love houses where you walk in and it feels…

Check out our colourful green and coral 1930s housekitchen renovation. With modern slab doors, brass handles and black appliances!