Chris

In our ongoing efforts to design a palette of colors to complement every major appliance company, we have created this dark green theme in matte that beautifully complements the pistachio colors offered by Aga and La Cornue for their respective ranges.

Our canteen color, a heavy muted green that suggests summer woodland shade, tonally complements the Light Sage, Pistachio, or Rush Green of the Aga Classic series, the La Cornue Chateau series, or the Diva de Provence Residential and Commercial series.

With a finish of light metallic tones and semi-gloss clear of Light Coppers, this superb introduction is an excellent companion for such cherished range choices.

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Chris

This is only one fine example of what we can do with creative patterning…

Our Cézanne frame was covered with a handmade skin of in-house design, creating this uniquely curvy shape. It was then bathed in heavy cream and washed in gentle layers of golds to create a luxurious, almost decadent feel.

The result is a truly stunning achievement, reminiscent of a wedding cake with its layers, tiers and textures. Innovative, one-of-a-kind, as unique as the client it was created for….

When it comes to building range hoods, the only limit might be your imagination.

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Chris

Everyone’s falling in love with colour in 2008 and appliances reflect this with new and rather exciting choices!

As color enthusiasts, we are constantly expanding our palette to find complements for the colors offered by popular appliance manufacturers.

This graceful Botticelli hood is treated with a rich and gentle Silver Plum, a tonal equivalent for the aubergine color of Aga ranges. For its finish, we brushed it pale silvers to accentuate the delicate patterns and highlight its fine features.

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Chris

With this range hood, we are introducing a new pattern we believe will prove popular. This pattern, which we call “Hanging Gardens” after the ancient wonder, is taken most directly from a metal ceiling pattern developed in the 1920s by a small manufacturer in Ontario. Originally used in metal friezes and massive coved ceilings, this pattern incorporates chains of pearls slung in between floral poppies and roses, framed by a straight fence motif.

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