Owners of 1960s home remove kitchen wall tiles—then comes unexpected find
Social-media users were divided over the unusual find, with some saying it's "cool," while one wrote, "looked better covered up."
A recent home renovation project by content creators Evelin & Ryan has unveiled a surprising piece of history in their 1960s kitchen. What began as a routine backsplash removal quickly turned into an unexpected archaeological dig when a layer of distinctively patterned mid-century tiles was discovered underneath the modern covering. The couple, who are actively restoring their vintage home, shared their journey, expressing initial astonishment at the find. "We were not at all expecting that tile to be underneath!" stated Evelin in their video, highlighting the unexpected nature of the discovery. Despite initial doubts about the aesthetic and warnings from others regarding the difficulty of preserving the underlying layer, the duo meticulously removed the top tiles to reveal a full backsplash of unique black-and-white patterned designs. This unexpected turn has not only reshaped their kitchen's aesthetic but also underscored the potential for hidden treasures within older homes, sparking considerable interest online.
Social-media users were divided over the unusual find, with some saying it's "cool," while one wrote, "looked better covered up."
