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<p style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-size: xx-small;">image via <a href="http://www.housetohome.co.uk/room-idea/picture/kitchen-planning-tips-from-top-interior-designers/2">house to home</a></span></p>

I'm from England. I love Aga's. In Infant's school think they put something in our daily half pint of milk that decided ones preferences and tastes for certain designs, thoughts processes and ideals. I don't know WHY I love Aga's so, after all they have always had an 'ugly-beauty' to me - like a child with a crooked grin or a puppy with a smooshed face, you just can't help but smile when you see them. Wondrous hunks of metal peppered with small hinged doors that you aren't quite exactly sure of how it works. But all that aside, they have a strength in their presence - an air of reliability and grace and that, I think, is where their beauty lies. It's more than a stove, it's an object that represents loyalty and trust. 

As soon as I saw this kitchen space on house to home, the big bright windows, shale back-splash and eat in dining space all caught my eye, but it was the inclusion of the aga that truly made me envious. So unapologetically present in a kitchen that looks very current in it's aesthetic,this stove undeniably belongs. 