Don Draper didn't appear to spend too much time in the kitchen, but this is what his state-of-the-art home would have looked like. Like walking back in time, furniture designer Nathan Chandler opened the door on a Chicago home he bought in 2010 and found the kitchen in nearly original condition from when it was built in 1956. For unknown reasons, the original owners built the house but never lived in it, keeping it sealed away and rarely using the pastel pink General Electric appliances that were installed from the start. Chandler posted pictures of the kitchen on photo sharing website Flickr, and it has just been sold and moved to a new location.