I have been dying to make a play kitchen for over a year now. I even turned down a brand-new one from my mum as I was convinced that home made would be better. About four months ago, I bought this peculiar piece of furniture from an op-shop. It has no front or back. You can walk all the way around it and it has cupboards on both sides that go all the way through. You really have to get creative with what you've got.

During the weeks leading up to Christmas, we slowly assembled our masterpiece and I was right, home made is better.
We had so much fun creating this Christmas surprise. We began by moving the hinges on one of the cupboards from the side to the bottom and it became an an oven with a stove top. We turned the other side into a fridge and sink with some bench space. Here's a brief illustration of how it all came together.
We were so exited to reveal Miss 2's new kitchen to her, we could barely contain ourselves. It has already paid for itself in the time she has spent playing house. She is making me some 'tea' as we speak.


Such an amazing toy! It looks phenomenal! :) I wonder if Miss P will grow out of it and say, "It's Scarlet's now!?!" ;) You guys are very talented!! Love your op shop finds too! So clever!
ReplyDeleteThat is such an amazing kitchen!! I have pinned it! Would love to make one like that for my two kids! Thanks for the inspiration!! :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome! What a great kitchen! I love how you used the coat hanger for the faucet - that was perfect :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you! We are so happy with it.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, how cute. I love that it's functional on all sides and the clever things you used to make the faucet and spice rack. Happy to have it shared with us on Monday Madness!
ReplyDeleteThat is super cute! I just found you via Rebekah and I'm so glad I did! You have such great ideas. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, we are very happy with it. Glad you stopped by :)
DeleteThis kitchen is amazing. Best DIY kitchen I've seen by far. Found you via a post on Let the Children Play's Facebook page. Can't wait to check out the rest of your posts :-)
DeleteThanks Cathy, I'm glad you like it too!
DeleteThis is so amazing - how clever are you! Pinning now and crossing fingers that I come across some random furniture to try this out. Your little details are also so special, love the tap!!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Let me know if you do :)
DeleteThis is SOOO adorable. I have three boys but am going to share with my friends that have girls (of course my littlest loves his play kitchen anyway - wish I had seen this 2 years ago!)! Love it!!
ReplyDelete-Claire @alittleCLAIREification.com
Adorable! My favorite part is how you used a coat hook for the faucet! It's perfect! and so much easier and cuter than the wooden ones I keep seeing! Thanks for the inspiration! So cute!
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