In the last ten years we've seen the Kitchen Aid Mixer sporting the most fashionable colours to create a dramatic contemporary style. I love all the bright vibrant colours, but in an expensive appliance I want something that will compliment my kitchen for years to come no matter how I decorate my kitchen. Till now that choice has been the bland cream or the bold black; but now Kitchen Aid have created this dark decadent chocolate. Subtle enough that it won't look huge in your kitchen, yet strong enough that it doesn't disappear into the wood work, the Chocolate Mixer offers a rich alternative to monochromatic appliances. Originally designed in 1937 by Egmont Arens, the vintage inspired Kitchen Aid Mixer is a true kitchen icon which is widely available for £349 at department stores, independent cookshops. Online the Chocolate Kitchen Aid Mixer is £339 from Armorica.
Posted by Kate on August 7, 2008 12:05 AM
| Permalink
| Comments (0)
| TrackBacks (0)
Bookmark |
Digg |
del.icio.us |
reddit |
Facebook
The iconic KitchenAid Artisan Mixer is the definition of retro glamour. The vintage inspired design has an industrial beauty finished in fabulous modern colours. New in May 2008, KitchenAid has released this trendy appliance in a brilliant new colour. The deep and dark Boysenberry is a sensual and sophisticated addition to the Artisan colour range. Offering a contemporary warmth you'll adore, the Boysenberry Artisan Food Mixer will be available in May from leading departments stores. For those who can't wait, you can also find the KitchenAid Boysenberry Artisan Food Mixer at DeluxeProduct.com for £338.99.
Posted by Kate on April 8, 2008 12:02 AM
| Permalink
| Comments (0)
| TrackBacks (0)
Bookmark |
Digg |
del.icio.us |
reddit |
Facebook
Fabulous new pans that are both environmentally friendly and medically safe, GreenPans made their début on July 26th. Currently they are exclusively sold by the Home Shopping Network in the States, but these Pans are making big news. The thick aluminium pans feature a new Thermolon non-stick coating that is PTFE-free and safe to use at high temperatures and around birds, unlike Teflon which can release toxic fumes. A ceramic-based nano non-stick coating, Thermolon is safe up to 450° Celsius or 850º Fahrenheit. Incredibly light pans, the GreenPans offer even heat conductivity and heat-resistant handles. The Thermolon coating is even scratch resistant, meaning you'll no longer need to worry about it flaking off and into your food. GreenPans even make cooking healthier as apparently you no longer need to add butter, fat or oil! Besides all these quality kitchen features, GreenPans release an impressive 50% fewer greenhouses-gasses during production making them both good for both your health and the planet. With all these fantastic features it no wonder that all 24,000 sold out in just four hours of release! And at an affordable $100 for the 6-piece Boston set, they may be flying off shelves for quite a while. While normally it can take ages for products to make it across the pond, the new GreenPans have a European subsidiary in Belgium so hopefully we'll be seeing them in shops soon.
Continue reading "New GreenPans make a flying start!" »
Posted by Kate on August 10, 2007 12:11 AM
| Permalink
| Comments (0)
Bookmark |
Digg |
del.icio.us |
reddit |
Facebook
