Kitchens through the ages.

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High-tech home cooks could get almost any appliance under the sun from a Sears catalog, and custom kitchens were often the centerpiece of the home. [credit-status] => 1 [credit] => HOMEDIT [credit-text] => Photo by [credit-link] => https://www.homedit.com/creating-a-retro-kitchen/ [cc-status] => [cc] => [cc-link] => [rm-status] => [rm] => [rm-link] => ) [4] => Array ( [landscape] => https://polarispacific.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/POL-07-0219_Slideshow_Kitchens_Ages_1960s_1200x800.jpg [portrait] => [position] => center center [caption] => 1960’s: Peace, Love + TV Dinners - Microwaves, mini skirts and more working moms than ever before meant the colorful cooktops in most 1960’s homes didn’t get much use. The personality-packed kitchens of this period were all convenience... with a side of groovy. 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