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antique boulangerie boards (home decor)
posted by the scholar on October 7th, 2008filed under: food, home accessories
Love these vintage european bread bakery boards. Each of these pieces, which range from 20-60 years old, are one of a kind and once lived an active life in a bakery in Europe.
What a cool way to dress up a kitchen wall or warm up an otherwise sterile room!
Find them at Sundance.
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October 10th, 2008 at 8:09 pm
i love the way they’re arranged on the wall together. such beautiful objects, so full of history (and delicious bread making).