You’ve probably already seen this polka dotted Aga cooker, it’s a special limited edition, designed by Emma Bridgewater as part of the company’s 300th year celebrations. I’d love to see that in a real kitchen – wouldn’t it be fun to pick out a few of the pastel shades from the dots for the rest ...
This fresh white kitchen was posted on Desire to Inspire earlier this week – it’s a house on Guernsey with a nautical feel throughout, a great breezy look – and you can just about see the Aga range hiding in the back there. That sent me looking for other “cool” Agas – so often we ...
I’ve been roaming cyberspace in search of photos that capture the essence of living with an Aga cooker – because an Aga really is more of a lifestyle choice than an appliance selection, isn’t it? I was alerted to this picture by one of my loyal readers reader, “KL”. You can’t see a lot of ...
Here is a perfect example of an English cottage kitchen. So fresh and inviting, with the quarry tiles and wood counters adding plenty of warmth. Of course, the gorgeous big window (and are those operable shutters?), the diagonal chimney breast and the floor tiles give this room a great ambiance to start with. Nice touches ...
A hilarious tragi-comic post by Melody at Kitchen and Residential Design (Comfort food: fried mice) got me all nostalgic about old fashioned ranges and especially the Aga cooker. It certainly has the aura of a hunting. shooting and fishing lifestyle, you are supposed to sit round it as you plan your church fete or hunt ...