Iron-Cast Aga Total Control Cooker With iPhone Support

The  Aga Total Control can now be controlled by none other than the almighty iPhone and has been designed to fire up in less than eight minutes.

A British icon, the Aga cooker dates back to 1935 and the average model takes around six hours to heat up before ready to cook. Also find the other picture or article about Kitchen Appliances We hope it can help you to get information of the picture

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Triplette Chair by Paul Menand Turns Into One Chair When Three’s a Crowd

Designer Paul Menand has come up with a unique solution to solve two important issues in a home owner’s life: enough seating for all the guests and plenty of storage space for all those seats that remain...

20-Storey GSI Tower in Mexico Will Have Two Terrific Openings In the Middle

The first thing that comes to mind looking at the architectural design of the upcoming GSI tower building that’s going to be erected in the city of Cancun, Mexico, is China’s television building which was constructed in...

Modern Solar Window Can Recharge Electronics While Staring at the Sun

And it just so happens that we have a daring window concept for your eco-friendly home, the Solar Window, which is basically a window capable of harnessing the power of the sun and turning it into precious...

Money-shredding Alarm Clock Makes Sure You Don’t Snooze in the Morning

Having shown you a bunch of modern clocks in the past we simply have to bring an alarm clock to your attention today.The alarm clock is maybe one of the most frequent objects brought to the bedroom,...

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Contour Chair by Ethan Creasman Brings Sea Coral Architecture to Your Home

The Contour chair designed by Ethan Creasman seems to resemble sea coral architecture considering how it is built using Designtex Fusion, a co-polyester resin panel that lets you go wild when it comes to colors and textures.Despite...