This was our kitchen in Richmond before renovation. Everything was original to the 1950's house. Since the dishwasher was under the sink, it was only a 3/4 high dishwasher, which was very weird. I thought about keeping it, but no, it had to go. I was able to reuse the cabinets in the utility room.
The stove / range was weird also. The burners actually slid out from the range, and it had a double oven above the burners. I opted to let the seller keep it for sentimental purposes.
The floors were linoleum, but I had hardwood installed when the floors were refinished. I installed new cabinets and appliances, and moved the kitchen sink to be under the window. The kitchen was small, which was somewhat tight for 2 people trying to work in there at the same time, but the new layout created the ideal kitchen triangle, where the prep surface, sink, and stove are all reachable from a central location. It also had plenty of cabinet space, which was great, since we had no pantry.
