I thought you might like to see photos of our kitchen. It is giant.
To answer a question before you get there, the eye chart belonged to my great grand-father, Dr. George Robinette Walker. He was a general practitioner. It is glass and I have it installed backwards in the frame. According to my dad, the chart went at one end of a dark room with a light behind it. The patient looked into a mirror to double the distance of the room, so the letters needed to be backwards.
That eye chart is, err, eye catching!
 Is that an original phone, or a speaking tube, or …?
It’s a phone that my dad pulled out of his college dorm when they were going to throw it away. It is purely decorative at this point.
It’s the phone that my father pulled out of his college dorm when they were going to throw it away. It’s purely decorative at this point in its lifecycle.
Was Robinette your great grand-father’s maiden name too? (JUST KIDDING!!!)
Hope the mirror was high-quality, or he’d be adjusting his patients’ eyes to correct the deficiencies of the mirror…!
Oh those built ins. I am REALLY jealous. In all my years here, I’ve never had a place with those lovely built ins.
It’s pretty amazing. I think only the living room lacks a built-in of some sort. Everything else has wonderful amounts of beautiful storage.