i had never heard of blue star before last week, when i became engrossed in reading a blog about a 257 yr old house renovation by a girl named katy elliot. i grew up in a 100+ yr old house that was constantly being renovated and so the pictures bring back major memories of my parents tackling our house (secretly, i think i would love to do the same).katy did major research to figure out what kind of gas range to buy for their kitchen comparing all of the top brands viking, wolf, etc. and her pick was blue star, a restaurant grade range that is available for the home. yesterday i received an email from blue star regarding their color selection for the ranges...and i was sold- 190 colors to choose from....now that makes a designer's heart go pitter patter....
How would one decide? I would any other than white or black! HA! I've had both of those. Very, verrrryyyy nice! Jennifer Allwood
ReplyDeleteI love my blue star! I've had it for 6 months and still love it. Every time I bake or cook everything comes out perfect! Not a single complaint.
ReplyDeleteYum! I could be Betty Crocker if I had one of those babies. I'll take the grey.
ReplyDeletei want one of these when i get my forever house. i love the yellow.
ReplyDeleteI love these! I am building a new home and we decided to purchase a stove from the 1950's and paint it butter yellow, but if I hadnt already purchased it, I would totally get one of these stoves. Great find! Oh, and thanks for the link to the old house renovation blog. I am hooked!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Forget the old standby Wolf range--who needs it?
ReplyDeleteI love these! So much more fun than stainless. Does anyone know if Blue Star's prices are any more reasonable than the Lachance ranges (which I've been coveting but can't afford)?
ReplyDeleteUgh...I meant Lacanche not Lachance. :)
ReplyDeleteI am in appliance 'Love'!
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