My Crazy Wife's Crazy Ideas

[dananne]

The reason we can't simply convert an old refrigerator (which would be a ton easier) is that the piece is going to be in our dining room. We have an old Victorian house, and in their infinite wisdom, they designed the house to have a kitchen the size of a shoebox, and a dining room that is large enough to comfortably fit Greenland. We do not have a utility room or basement, so the cellar will have to go in the dining room and be seen.<P>I hate to sacrifice an old wardrobe or some such piece of furniture, but it will likely be a focal point in the dining room due to it's size -- thus, it has to look good <IMG SRC="http://www.wines.com/ubb2/smile.gif"><P>Regarding the cost, we have a great antique place called Simpler Tymes, at which it is very easy to pick up a great wardrobe for $250. It only happens once a month, but I recommend it to anyone in the Atlanta area that is looking for antique furniture. That having been said, it doesn't have to be an antique cabinet or wardrobe, but it may be hard to find a new piece at so inexpensive a price.