See Why We Love Steampunk Style Kitchens
Below is an artist’s rendering of a kitchen designed in the Steampunk style:
And now a Jim Bishop kitchen approaching the genre:
Main Line Kitchen Design is waiting to be asked to go Steampunk. We are always willing and able to accommodate customer’s style preferences. Although we can be a little finicky when function is compromised. Whether your design is Steampunk, Traditional, Shaker, Country, French Country, Modern, Ultra-Modern, or Eclectic it can always be functional as well.
2 Replies to “Jim Bishop Steampunk kitchen or Close to it.”
Ray Gardner
This is an awfully small kitchen to have such an expensive range.
pmcalary[ Post Author ]
Since it isn’t a Main Line Kitchen Design customer I don’t know for sure, but yes that range probably costs over 10K and most likely more than 20k. The funny thing is that if you examine the range closely there isn’t a oven interior space large enough to fit a turkey. I saw a range at Keiffers Appliances that sold for 65k and also didn’t fit a turkey. So much for thanksgiving at home with the family. As the appliance expert at Keiffers said it’s just like the marble countertops that are so popular in kitchens, the customers making these upscale selections don’t actually use the space for cooking.