The mark consists of This logo is of a 1950s housewife on the right side of the logo and she is facing left and wearing a polka dot dress, that has puffed shoulder pads and a capped sleeve that ends at her bicep. The dress has a white collar, with pointed ends at the collar bone area and there is a ruffle front of the dress that begins slightly below the dress collar and extends down to the waist where it meets the ribbon top of the apron. The woman is wearing a white apron, like she is cooking, the apron begins at the waist, and it has a broad ribbon at the top of the apron which extends around the waist to the back and is tied with a bow at the back of her waist. The image of the woman, including the dress, apron, and apron ties, cuts off around the top of her legs. The woman is holding a pickleball paddle in her right hand, which paddle has a broad white stripe above and below a thinner shaded stripe, all of three stripes are parallel, where said stripes extend across the paddle from side to side with the lower stripe beginning at the lower left corner of the paddle and the upper stripe ending at the upper right corner in an upward sloping diagonal direction. The right arm is bent so that the right elbow is just in front of her waist and bent around forty five degrees, so that the right hand is extended forward slightly and said right hand is about equal with the dress collar and the right hand is wrapped around the pickleball paddle's handle. The woman is slightly twisted so that she has a small turn to her left which has her right shoulder slightly forward and the left shoulder is slightly back. The woman's left upper arm area in slightly extended from her body and the upper arm is hanging straight down toward her left hip area. The arm is bent at the elbow at about sixty five degrees so that her hand is about equal with her chest and here forearm is angled upward. Her left hand is in cupping shape and is holding a pickleball in her left hand and her thumb is extended over the ball about one quarter of the ball's length from the top and her four fingers are curled under so that the hand, the knuckles, and the finger from the knuckle to the first joint is visible. The woman is smiling, has lipstick on, her face is turned slightly toward the observer so that she appears to be looking at the observer with the slight turn and she is winking at the observer with her left eye being closed and her right eye open. Woman's hair is curled up and back from her forehead and the curled hair hangs down to the middle of the back of her neck. The hair is tied in the back with a bandana to keep her hair back and off her face. The text, Welcome to, is above the woman's head and is typed in a slight arch. The words, The Kitchen, are displayed below the woman and has a slight reverse arch or bow shape to the lettering.