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Prestige art deco toaster

Monday, January 11th, 2010
Art deco hoops design

Art deco hoops design

Meyer Prestige have gone for the art deco look with their new range of kitchen electrical gadgets.

The two slice toaster, with its variable size slots for different bread items (e.g. toast, bagels or crumpets), has the attractive art deco inspired hoops design on the side. It’s subtle enough not to be too art deco like, but does help jazz up an item that could otherwise be a bit boring!

Find the toaster at Amazon for £44.99.

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Celebrity designed cookers

Wednesday, October 7th, 2009

emma_bridgewater_polkadot_aga oliver-heath-patchwork-rayburn  nick_nairn_tartan_falcon    natasha_hamilton_cupcake_rangemaster

To help celebrate the 300th anniversary of casting iron at its Coalbrookedale foundry in Shropshire, and as part of the AGA-Rangemaster Group’s Great British Cooker Campaign, four celebrity designers were asked to create their own unique cooker designs. Together, they certainly liven up the look of these cooking appliances.

Emma Bridgewater stamped her mark on an AGA in her typical style, with a cream background and multicoloured polka dots.

Eco designer, Oliver Heath, created a patchwork design on a Rayburn.

Celebrity chef, Nick Nairn, unleashed his Scottish roots on Falcon cooker, creating a tartan materpiece.

And Natasha Hamilton, of Atomic Kitten, adorned a Rangemaster cooker with a contemporary bold cupcake design.

You can find out more about why each celebrity designer chose their particular designs, and get information about each model, over at Great British Cookers.

Which is your favourite?

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Breakthrough Breast Cancer Smeg pink appliances

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009
Smeg retro pink appliances

Smeg retro pink appliances

 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and a number of retailers have produced special pink products to help raise money for Breakthrough Breast Cancer.

Appliance manufacturer, Smeg UK, has gone decidedly pink with their fab range of retro appliances.

The 50s style retro range includes a special pink fridge, washing machine and dishwasher, all in limited edition Pink Fire.

The pink appliances are available until 31st Dec 2009 and 10% of all purchases are being donated to Breakthrough Breast Cancer.

For more details, to download a brochure or find your nearest stockist, have a look on the Smeg website.

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