forum: Leftovers
#21 Sat 22 Sep 07 8:35pm
Alex G
Occupation Student/Commis chef
- From Brighton/ Bournemouth
- Member since Sat 29 Oct 05
Re: Your Kitchen...
bcrain wrote:
Alex, how's the decorating going? So, is the kitchen next?
It's gone pretty good, but **** ikea! The chest of drawers they delivered had a piece broken - it will take 2 weeks for a replacement unit (they can't do one part).
Got a guy coming on monday to take away old furniture then i'll have some space to play around with.
And yes, the kitchen should be next ![]()
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#22 Sun 23 Sep 07 8:39am
bcrain
Occupation Duty Free Lancome and Fragrance sales
- From Greater Vancouver
- Member since Mon 23 Oct 06
Re: Your Kitchen...
Oh, tough luck! Whenever I go, I always take the 3rd or 4th pack in line and make sure it's not a return, but I guess you don't have that luxury when ordering on-line and getting it delivered... P.S whats with the Ikea buggies??? They are almost impossible to push in a straight line!! Even with a heavy load, or a kid riding in there!
Let us see your finished rooms though!!
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#23 Sun 23 Sep 07 3:29pm
Anna

- Member since Fri 15 Apr 05
Re: Your Kitchen...
We were in Bath recently and I went a little bit crazy in a wonderful shop called Maddie Brown's. Our entire kitchen is now filled with Cath Kidston prints, all matching! Looks quite nice if a little obsessive. ![]()
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#24 Sun 23 Sep 07 4:20pm
stuvik
- Member Occupation IT - Programmer
- From Newcastle, Australia
- Member since Tue 22 May 07
Re: Your Kitchen...
My kitchen was put together from leftover pieces of other kitchens. I'll put a photo up in my blog section later on. It's midnight here and I'd prefer a daytime shot...and things tidied up a bit
One of the best places I've seen for kitchen equpiment was at a place called "Victoria's Basement" in Paramatta, Sydney. The range was so huge I could've spent several days drooling over the utensils for sale.
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#25 Sun 23 Sep 07 9:00pm
bcrain
Occupation Duty Free Lancome and Fragrance sales
- From Greater Vancouver
- Member since Mon 23 Oct 06
Re: Your Kitchen...
Oh where was I... I saw the most beautiful wooden untensils I think from Denmark all handmade. I also have a small collection of baribocraft large salad bowls/cheese trays/tray and small bowls as well. They are not made anymore so I buy on line every now and again.
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#26 Mon 24 Sep 07 10:44pm
Eilen

- From Oregon
- Member since Fri 23 Sep 05
Re: Your Kitchen...
Anna, I had to google Cath Kidston; I've never heard of her. Cute stuff! I might try to order some fabric for curtains. I don't have kitchen curtains--haven't found any I like so I'm going to have to make them.
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#27 Tue 25 Sep 07 12:47pm
The White Rabbit

- From Sydney, Australia
- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: Your Kitchen...
one word....Microplane
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#28 Tue 25 Sep 07 12:48pm
The White Rabbit

- From Sydney, Australia
- Member since Tue 22 Jun 04
Re: Your Kitchen...
second word...old style scales
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#29 Tue 25 Sep 07 12:57pm
Anna

- Member since Fri 15 Apr 05
Re: Your Kitchen...
Eilen, I was considering making some curtains to match the oven gloves, tea towels and apron, but finally I realised you can definitely have too much Rose Bloom. I've ordered some Laura Ashley fabric now, a pale blue gingham. Should do the trick. Never made curtains before, any tips gratefully received!
TWR, I got some fantastic ancient scales. They're not entirely accurate, and often need a sharp whack ("percussive maintenance") to unstick themselves, but they defo look good...
That's the main thing, eh?
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#30 Tue 25 Sep 07 8:28pm
Alex G
Occupation Student/Commis chef
- From Brighton/ Bournemouth
- Member since Sat 29 Oct 05
Re: Your Kitchen...
"Eilen, I was considering making some curtains to match the oven gloves, tea towels and apron"
Anna, you need to get out more.
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