AGA is adding a sumptuous new colour to its range. Dartmouth Blue is reminiscent of the sea and looks fantastic in both traditional and contemporary kitchen
Blues – particularly denim hues – are big news at the moment, with many trends consultants predicting they will be the hot shades for 2017. However, it’s a huge coincidence that we have chosen a beautiful rich blue as the latest AGA colour.
AGA has long been known for delivering great design, outstanding functionality and, in recent years, cutting edge technology. Now the range has been extended to take in a collection of innovative kitchen taps. The AGA 4-in-1 Tap range offers all the benefits of a kitchen mixer tap but with the addition of PH-balanced, limescale-free filtered cold water and filtered steaming hot water on demand, meaning you can make the perfect cup of tea in an instant.
If you love everything there is about AGA cooking but also want the convenience of an induction hob, then here’s some good news. Now, 5-oven AGA Total Control and AGA Dual Control cookers come with a choice of the traditional warming plate or a state-of-the art induction hob. This new addition – alongside the trusted boiling and simmering plates – brings a new dimension to AGA cooking.
Two iconic brands and one unsung hero of design come together this May. Transport for London (TfL) and AGA are set to join forces at independent London design show Clerkenwell Design Week (19-21 May) to celebrate the work of Douglas Scott, creator of the classic AGA and the iconic Routemaster. The project will kick off TfL’s year-long celebration of world class transport design, as part of the Transported by Design campaign.
If you’ve always thought of an AGA as something for huge country houses, then think again. Now, with the launch of a new 60cm AGA cooker, they are as at home in the city as they are in the shires.
