• Posts Tagged ‘Aga’

    If money were no object…

    by  • March 8, 2012 • Living • 1 Comment

    When I read about people winning the lottery, I am always surprised that they don’t make more drastic changes to their lives i.e. swap their home for a country estate etc. If I had a spare couple of million pounds, I could definitely see myself splashing out on a 4-6-bedroom waterfront home at The Lakes by yoo, a private estate, set amongst 650 acres of glorious Cotswold countryside. As you can imagine, the properties are the height of luxury, and are the brainchild of yoo, which is a collaboration of property entrepreneur John Hitchcox and world famous designer Philippe Starck. I just love this fabulously funky Jade Jagger designed kitchen, with the turquoise aga and cool lighting. The vibrant glassware on the table contrasts perfectly with the black kitchen surfaces. The doors also open out onto a terrace, perfect for sipping cocktails on a warm summer evening. Now, I must stop daydreaming…

    This funky Jade Jagger designed kitchen is enhanced by the turquoise aga and brightly coloured glassware.

    Could you see yourself living in this waterfront property with the amazing view?

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    Aga goes dotty

    by  • September 18, 2009 • Eating, Living • 6 Comments

    To mark their 300-year British heritage, AGA Rangemaster has collaborated with four well-known names to design limited edition cookers. Oliver Heath, Nick Nairn, Natasha Hamilton and Emma Bridgewater have come up with fun looks for this iconic cooker classic. My favourite is Emma’s polka dot design. Manufactured in Shropshire every new AGA is both 70% made from recycled materials and 70% future recyclable. 

    Emma Bridgewater's 'Polka Dot' Aga.

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    The perfect country kitchen

    by  • August 11, 2009 • Living • 2 Comments

    I was doing a bit of picture research yesterday for a feature we have coming up on the perfect country kitchen. I love this lovely sunny kitchen and thought I’d share it with you. Traditional elements such as an Aga and a wooden Windsor chair are mixed with the clean lines of Plain English classic cupboards in harvest colours by Farrow & Ball. A patterned blind lets light flood in and the cream breadbin, copper pans and framed lavender print add to the country theme.

    A sunny country kitchen

    A sunny country kitchen

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