#white china hutch

[levi-seijuro]

Dining Room - Transitional Dining Room Example of a mid-sized transitional light wood floor great room design with gray walls and no fireplace

[eppujensen]

LOVE the color combo in this hutch: white and greyish blue, plus little specks of pink and burgundy red and green in the china. From the summer home of Sini and Saku, found via Meidän mökki; photo by Ilona Pietiläinen. (NB. Finnish only.)

[magnusficent]

Enclosed Dining Room Mid-sized traditional enclosed dining room idea with white walls and a light wood floor.

[readrtheme]

New York Dining Room

Enclosed dining room - large traditional medium tone wood floor enclosed dining room idea with beige walls and no fireplace

[triciarkg]

Transitional Entry - Foyer

An illustration of a large transitional entryway with a medium tone wood floor and brown walls and a dark wood front door.

[hangitupkeepitup]

Dining Room Kitchen Dining An illustration of a large country kitchen/dining room combination with blue walls and light wood floors and beige floors.

[blast-door]

Dining Room Great Room Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional dark wood floor great room remodel with white walls, a ribbon fireplace and a stone fireplace

[mysteryho]

New York Traditional Kitchen Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional kitchen remodel with a single-bowl sink, raised-panel cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, an island, and blue cabinets in a u-shaped, medium-tone wood floor enclosure.

[pixelsnpaper]

Dining Room Los Angeles Example of a large classic light wood floor enclosed dining room design with blue walls

[pamwmsn]

jaredhughesdesign.com

Fabulous hutch/china cabinet.

[lawlietisawesome]

Living Room - Loft-Style

[general-cheezits]

Raleigh Great Room

[yugioh-network]

Single Wall Home Bar (DC Metro)

[analogveins]

Dining Kitchen

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Oh, what a shame. This historic 1894 Victorian grey stone in Chicago, IL was the residence of Charles Washington, Chicago's first Black mayor. It's in the Bronzeville section and needs a lot of work. Someone bought the elegant 7bd, 5ba, 5,100 home and now realizes how much it will take to restore, so the owner put it on the market for $685k. We HOPE that someone doesn't buy it and do a cheap, modern, white & gray reno. You have to see how beautiful the architecture is.

In the entrance, the beautiful hall stand, wainscoting and railings with the bronze-topped newel post are all intact. There's also original tile and an old brass heat register. I also love the mural.

Gorgeous wall in the sitting room. The shelving is magnificent and look at the fireplace and mirror. Also looks like there were some lovely antique pieces that came with the house.

In this room there are pocket doors and that beautiful wood mirror.

The dining room is incredible, from the massive fireplace, to the wainscoting, and spectacular China cabinet. I wouldn't touch the wallpaper, either. Love it.

I don't know if the floors can be saved. There's water damage in this room.

The owner is in the middle of working in the kitchen. It looks like he intended to keep the outdated remodel.

The wall was tiled, but I don't know if it was original. The doors are definitely original and the staff stairs are still there.

I really wouldn't want to save those cabinets, but it would cost so much to replace them.

This looks like a bedroom. There must've been a bad roof leak and the fireplace has been blocked off. The mirror looks okay, though.

Well, there's definitely an original tub in here. Look at how long it is. I'm thinking that the mirror is also original. Maybe the sink is, too.

A round room with a beautiful built-in hutch.

There's also a built-in armoire.

The home has so many built-ins.

Looks like that door opens to a bathroom.

It looks like they started peeling linoleum off the floor and found wood underneath.

Somebody got creative in this bath. But, it has another original tub and also a vintage sink. That toilet is looking pretty old, too.

Someone paneled this bedroom.

This room has a lot of damage.

Looks like the basement ceiling is charred.

These must be functional.

Looks like a basement room.

And, in here they have laundry and a utility sink. I hope that someone buys and restores it. There's so much that's left of the original architecture.

10,000 sq ft lot.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3936-S-King-Dr-Chicago-IL-60653/2070846420_zpid/

[illusbyaf]

AUSTRIAN GP 2024

HAPPY AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX WEEKEND ✨✨ As it is the Red Bull Ring, I decided to do a piece for Max Verstappen. I HAVEN’T DRAWN HIM YET!! Max is Dutch and GUESS WHAT ME TOO. Growing up, my mom kept blue and white ceramics in a hutch with glass doors and I specifically remember little blue and white chickens that I played with once I was trusted not to break them. I now know this is called Delftware. HISTORY TIME. Delftware became popular in the Netherlands in the 17th century when trade was interrupted after the death of the Wanli emperor in China. Originally, only the rich could afford the blue and white porcelain works and their designs were coveted. When trade stopped, the Dutch took this as an opportunity to create their own, cheaper alternative to Chinese porcelain. They originally copied many of these designs, but over time religious motifs, native Dutch scenes with windmills and fishing boats, hunting scenes, landscapes and seascapes became popular.